Challenging, interesting, and a good salary, especially for a person with no experience.
Useless if you are not going to work as a Verilog programmer/designer. Endless tests.
The interview process was quick and efficient. The first round comprised an interview with the hiring manager. He walked me through the team and the hiring process. I was asked questions based on my experience and resume. This was followed by a scr
I just had the first round of interviews. The interviewer was really nice and asked me a couple of questions about my background. However, they were not looking to sponsor at the time. I think it went well, but we couldn't proceed due to sponsorsh
Applied through referral. Overall process took around one month. First, a written test followed by two technical rounds. It was a group/panel round. Most questions were on wireless fundamentals, C programming, and some general topics.
The interview process was quick and efficient. The first round comprised an interview with the hiring manager. He walked me through the team and the hiring process. I was asked questions based on my experience and resume. This was followed by a scr
I just had the first round of interviews. The interviewer was really nice and asked me a couple of questions about my background. However, they were not looking to sponsor at the time. I think it went well, but we couldn't proceed due to sponsorsh
Applied through referral. Overall process took around one month. First, a written test followed by two technical rounds. It was a group/panel round. Most questions were on wireless fundamentals, C programming, and some general topics.