I've worked as a product validation intern and then engineer at Cadence's Rosh-Ha'ain offices in Israel, in the product validation team for the Specman product.
Everyone were nice and welcoming, there's a fully stacked kitchen and coffee rooms available at all times, the management is very flexible and Wednesdays are work-from-home days. For those who stay after the internship, there are usually promotion opportunities to other PV/Engineering positions.
Can't really think of one, except the location...
Keep the startup-spirit in the Rosh-Ha'ain offices, as it always been.
It keeps the spirit and productivity high.
Interview process was okay. Was interviewed by 5 people and it was through video conferencing. Main questions were related to system Verilog.
1. About yourself . . . 2. Question - string, graph, loop in graph, write recursive .code . . . 3. About the company . . . . . .
I was only in the first interview. The atmosphere was nice, and the interviewer talked about himself and about Cadence. Later, he asked me a code question regarding object-oriented programming.
Interview process was okay. Was interviewed by 5 people and it was through video conferencing. Main questions were related to system Verilog.
1. About yourself . . . 2. Question - string, graph, loop in graph, write recursive .code . . . 3. About the company . . . . . .
I was only in the first interview. The atmosphere was nice, and the interviewer talked about himself and about Cadence. Later, he asked me a code question regarding object-oriented programming.