Good stock options and decent compensation.
Job security, frequent layoff rounds, no WFH.
I applied online and got a telephone interview. It's a DFT position. The interview lasted about half an hour. They asked some basic hardware interview questions, such as setup time and hold time. They also asked some basic algorithm questions, which
Basically, I was hired from college. There was one written round and three face-to-face interviews. Key areas tested included: * Basics of OS * Strong hold in C programming * Computer architecture * Bit manipulation * Basic OOPs * Basic Linux
I had a pre-screen interview for another job at Broadcom. Unfortunately, that position was cut due to budget constraints. Consequently, I was asked to interview for the Equipment Engineer position. The interview process was extensive: * A 20-30 m
I applied online and got a telephone interview. It's a DFT position. The interview lasted about half an hour. They asked some basic hardware interview questions, such as setup time and hold time. They also asked some basic algorithm questions, which
Basically, I was hired from college. There was one written round and three face-to-face interviews. Key areas tested included: * Basics of OS * Strong hold in C programming * Computer architecture * Bit manipulation * Basic OOPs * Basic Linux
I had a pre-screen interview for another job at Broadcom. Unfortunately, that position was cut due to budget constraints. Consequently, I was asked to interview for the Equipment Engineer position. The interview process was extensive: * A 20-30 m