Very productive environment. Very good benefits.
The onboarding process can be confusing.
We said hi to each other, and the interviewer directly dived into coding questions posted in the interview document sent by Google. I had to code my approach in the same document. Three coding questions were asked in Round 1. No digital or hardware-r
There were two rounds of interviews. Both rounds were technical and lasted around 45 minutes each. Questions covered basic digital electronics, computer organization and architecture, Verilog coding, and C++.
The interviewers were friendly and helped me wherever I got stuck. There were 2 technical rounds, each of 45 minutes. Topics included: * Digital logics * Verilog code * Recursion in C++ * FSM * Flipflop network outputs * Cache
We said hi to each other, and the interviewer directly dived into coding questions posted in the interview document sent by Google. I had to code my approach in the same document. Three coding questions were asked in Round 1. No digital or hardware-r
There were two rounds of interviews. Both rounds were technical and lasted around 45 minutes each. Questions covered basic digital electronics, computer organization and architecture, Verilog coding, and C++.
The interviewers were friendly and helped me wherever I got stuck. There were 2 technical rounds, each of 45 minutes. Topics included: * Digital logics * Verilog code * Recursion in C++ * FSM * Flipflop network outputs * Cache