Work life balance is so so.
Peanut pay for all levels.
There are four interview sessions, each takes 1 to 1-1/2 hours. For the technical interview, you were given a set of prepared questions and coding example to do. The process included an interview and screening with the Hiring Manager (1 - 1), an int
I was called for an onsite. I talked to 6-7 people in the company. They asked basic algorithms and data structure questions. The questions were mostly focused on the concepts of EDA, such as timing and library cell characterization.
Started the day with a 45 min presentation, followed by 1-1 interviews with about 10 people. Not too many technical "testing" questions were asked, rather we talked about various coding and implementation details about my previous work. It was a long
There are four interview sessions, each takes 1 to 1-1/2 hours. For the technical interview, you were given a set of prepared questions and coding example to do. The process included an interview and screening with the Hiring Manager (1 - 1), an int
I was called for an onsite. I talked to 6-7 people in the company. They asked basic algorithms and data structure questions. The questions were mostly focused on the concepts of EDA, such as timing and library cell characterization.
Started the day with a 45 min presentation, followed by 1-1 interviews with about 10 people. Not too many technical "testing" questions were asked, rather we talked about various coding and implementation details about my previous work. It was a long