Cutting-edge technologies, good technical exposure, friendly environment, good employee benefits, good managers, work-life balance, flexibility, and a chance for innovation. Overall, it's excellent.
Nothing I would consider a downside. Little bit of work pressure. Less technical training.
It was pretty cool. Questions were subject-related.
First, I applied online on the company's official website. Then, I scheduled a technical interview with an engineer from the team. The interview had only one interviewer, and the duration was about 45 minutes to 1 hour. I received the results of th
Asked about projects on my resume. Then, technical questions: 1. Mismatching in layout: Prov is one contributor. (Glitch?) 2. How to decrease power: dynamic and static (sub-threshold). Why can CMOS be used? 3. Logic design: Change DFF in a counter
It was pretty cool. Questions were subject-related.
First, I applied online on the company's official website. Then, I scheduled a technical interview with an engineer from the team. The interview had only one interviewer, and the duration was about 45 minutes to 1 hour. I received the results of th
Asked about projects on my resume. Then, technical questions: 1. Mismatching in layout: Prov is one contributor. (Glitch?) 2. How to decrease power: dynamic and static (sub-threshold). Why can CMOS be used? 3. Logic design: Change DFF in a counter