Good work environment, and you learn new things.
The company is moving away from the wireless sector.
I spent most of my time in the interview discussing my presentation and research. As for questions, they ranged from LDO design to general analog design questions, like op-amps and so on. I met with a team of 10 designers.
The overall interview process was good, but they are very bad at communication. After the interview, they don't have any updates and also they don't respond to your follow-up emails. Very bad experience.
I had an initial phone screen in June 2007 for their MPS division, which works on cellular chipsets (i.e., GSM/UMTS). I was invited for an onsite interview. There were 4-5 technical interviews. Additionally, there was a written test with C program
I spent most of my time in the interview discussing my presentation and research. As for questions, they ranged from LDO design to general analog design questions, like op-amps and so on. I met with a team of 10 designers.
The overall interview process was good, but they are very bad at communication. After the interview, they don't have any updates and also they don't respond to your follow-up emails. Very bad experience.
I had an initial phone screen in June 2007 for their MPS division, which works on cellular chipsets (i.e., GSM/UMTS). I was invited for an onsite interview. There were 4-5 technical interviews. Additionally, there was a written test with C program