It is a great company to work with.
There are no cons that I could think of.
The interview process is relaxed, though some questions are not easy to answer. You have enough time to think and answer those questions. All the interviewers are very nice. They also provide flexible location choice when there are enough openings.
That was from basics to advance. They asked basic Digital circuit and Verilog. Then they asked about my internship, what I learned, and how to tackle the things. Also, they asked which tool I know better.
I traded texts with the hiring manager, which led to meeting him in a casual setting in a cafe. Our goals aligned well enough that the meeting led to a set of technical screens in the office. Each team member asked a different question on place and
The interview process is relaxed, though some questions are not easy to answer. You have enough time to think and answer those questions. All the interviewers are very nice. They also provide flexible location choice when there are enough openings.
That was from basics to advance. They asked basic Digital circuit and Verilog. Then they asked about my internship, what I learned, and how to tackle the things. Also, they asked which tool I know better.
I traded texts with the hiring manager, which led to meeting him in a casual setting in a cafe. Our goals aligned well enough that the meeting led to a set of technical screens in the office. Each team member asked a different question on place and