Pay is decent and good.
Cinci is boring and the intern program is very jumbled and not as organized as the large tech companies in Silicon Valley.
I attached the curriculum file, the personal interview, the online test, the technical interview, the interview with the manager, and the final proposal.
Two parts: the first with an HR representative (less important) and the second with technical guys, including a test about programming. The technical part was not so hard; the questions were concentrated on embedded solutions, but they also described
The first round was technical, followed by a face-to-face and a manager round. Then, HR called again and asked me to come in for two more rounds of interviews, which included a manager face-to-face and an HR interview. After that, I didn't get any
I attached the curriculum file, the personal interview, the online test, the technical interview, the interview with the manager, and the final proposal.
Two parts: the first with an HR representative (less important) and the second with technical guys, including a test about programming. The technical part was not so hard; the questions were concentrated on embedded solutions, but they also described
The first round was technical, followed by a face-to-face and a manager round. Then, HR called again and asked me to come in for two more rounds of interviews, which included a manager face-to-face and an HR interview. After that, I didn't get any