Got to work on different projects within the logic design department, ranging from FPGA timing solutions using Xilinx tools to writing scripts and test code in the C programming language.
The deadlines for some projects were really tight, and I had to finish them in a week or so. Project scheduling could've been better.
Can schedule the projects better.
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First, the interviewer described the different subdivisions that work on their z systems. Then, we went over my resume and discussed my experiences with all of my past internships and projects. Finally, he asked if I had any questions. I asked what a
I met the manager of the team I interviewed for at a university career fair. I told him I was interested in working on processors, so he asked me some architecture questions about pipelines and cache memory. He gave me his email and told me which po
My current manager contacted me out of the blue. He pulled my resume from a stack of applications from previous IBM interviews where I had not been successful. He then scheduled a phone interview for a week or two later. During the phone interview,