If you want to build your career in EDA then it will be the best option.
No cons for me.
Sometimes you have to be present in US timezone also.
3-4 Rounds of interview. In product validation interview they can ask ranging from timing, designing of simple designs in Verilog/VHDL, Perl for automation, simple CMOS basics,
Interviewed as part of a university recruitment process. The process was very friendly and relaxed. Questions asked mostly dealt with my past research, courses and projects, as well as future prospects.
Only one round phone interview. The interview included a lot of data structure and algorithm questions. Besides, the manager also asked about course related and research project and experience. Some questions included operating system, script, and co
3-4 Rounds of interview. In product validation interview they can ask ranging from timing, designing of simple designs in Verilog/VHDL, Perl for automation, simple CMOS basics,
Interviewed as part of a university recruitment process. The process was very friendly and relaxed. Questions asked mostly dealt with my past research, courses and projects, as well as future prospects.
Only one round phone interview. The interview included a lot of data structure and algorithm questions. Besides, the manager also asked about course related and research project and experience. Some questions included operating system, script, and co