Stating lofty "we care" goals is easy, but Cadence has done an impressive job of living up to it through the pandemic and natural disasters, such as by giving global recharge days throughout the year, and an extra holiday time.
Most of the software is large-scale computational applications, many of which have been around decades.
If one is looking for the latest dev tools and trends, this is not the place.
That isn't necessarily a 'con', depends on ones preferences.
I spent half a day in their office, talked to 4 R&D members. I was mainly commenting about my previous experiences and answering technical questions about C++ programming or EDA algorithms.
There were two groups I interviewed with, after the initial phone screen. One was on a Thursday and the other was on the following Monday, I had an offer by Thu of the second week. The total time from phone screen to written offer was 2 weeks. The qu
The interview process was first interview with HR person and follow by technical interviews with 2 different teams (this is for the new college grad rotational program) for me the process was pretty feast
I spent half a day in their office, talked to 4 R&D members. I was mainly commenting about my previous experiences and answering technical questions about C++ programming or EDA algorithms.
There were two groups I interviewed with, after the initial phone screen. One was on a Thursday and the other was on the following Monday, I had an offer by Thu of the second week. The total time from phone screen to written offer was 2 weeks. The qu
The interview process was first interview with HR person and follow by technical interviews with 2 different teams (this is for the new college grad rotational program) for me the process was pretty feast