Great learning environment. The team was always willing to answer questions and help out. The team took me out to lunch and introduced me to different disciplines. Great manager. The culture was very cooperative and treated me well, even though I was an intern.
Bloated company with a high level of bureaucracy, making it tough to get some things done. Hourly pay for interns was below average.
The Zoom interview was pretty easy, featuring a mix of technical and behavioral questions. There were only two coding questions, which were verbally described. The interviewers were nice and helped nudge me in the right direction when my answers to
Phone interview with the manager and another group member. Questions were based on the resume: * C/C++ * OOP concepts * Database normalization * HTML/XML Basics Then, a face-to-face interview with 3 people, one by one, 30 minutes each. * C concept
First, I was called on my phone, and the hiring manager spoke with me for about 30 minutes. Then, I was called for an on-site interview. I was interviewed by 8-9 people, both in San Diego and Irvine, for a whole day. The questions were simple DSP q
The Zoom interview was pretty easy, featuring a mix of technical and behavioral questions. There were only two coding questions, which were verbally described. The interviewers were nice and helped nudge me in the right direction when my answers to
Phone interview with the manager and another group member. Questions were based on the resume: * C/C++ * OOP concepts * Database normalization * HTML/XML Basics Then, a face-to-face interview with 3 people, one by one, 30 minutes each. * C concept
First, I was called on my phone, and the hiring manager spoke with me for about 30 minutes. Then, I was called for an on-site interview. I was interviewed by 8-9 people, both in San Diego and Irvine, for a whole day. The questions were simple DSP q