Cutting-edge technology is a plus point to working here. The available resources and flexibility are enough to progress your career. The work-life balance is very good.
Salary-wise, the overall package is satisfactory. The RSU received at every year's review comes out to be a good amount if stocks are rising.
People are quite busy in Santa Clara. There are a few more procedures for the product engineer role, which takes time from engineering efforts.
Interviewed with 10 product engineers/managers, all in one day. It was 45 minutes per session, with a 90-minute lunch interview with the hiring manager and a senior product engineer. For the first 9 interviewers, I felt that it went relatively well.
First, a simple phone screen, with no much technical stuff. Then, an on-site interview, with maybe around 4-5 people. All questions will be technical, and most questions will relate to your resume. After that, you should hear the result in 2-3 wee
1 round interview, 4 hours, 5 interviewers. Technical and behavioral questions were asked. Due to the position, it is not hard to get an offer.
Interviewed with 10 product engineers/managers, all in one day. It was 45 minutes per session, with a 90-minute lunch interview with the hiring manager and a senior product engineer. For the first 9 interviewers, I felt that it went relatively well.
First, a simple phone screen, with no much technical stuff. Then, an on-site interview, with maybe around 4-5 people. All questions will be technical, and most questions will relate to your resume. After that, you should hear the result in 2-3 wee
1 round interview, 4 hours, 5 interviewers. Technical and behavioral questions were asked. Due to the position, it is not hard to get an offer.