The work culture is good, and there is a work-life balance.
There are no cons, as per my knowledge.
This was a 4-round process: L1 (Technical), L2 (Technical/Managerial), HR. I gave the interview for Power Electronics. They asked more technical questions in Level 1 and Level 2. Both rounds went for 1 hour each. L1 is about component level, like MO
Ok, but they expect to be really strong in technical domains. And need to be in a mindset where you know 100% or don't know about it. It gets difficult when dealing with mediocre ideas.
Easy interview. Questions were asked on my resume, basic C coding questions, and embedded systems. Questions on serial communication protocols such as I2C, UART, and SPI were also asked.
This was a 4-round process: L1 (Technical), L2 (Technical/Managerial), HR. I gave the interview for Power Electronics. They asked more technical questions in Level 1 and Level 2. Both rounds went for 1 hour each. L1 is about component level, like MO
Ok, but they expect to be really strong in technical domains. And need to be in a mindset where you know 100% or don't know about it. It gets difficult when dealing with mediocre ideas.
Easy interview. Questions were asked on my resume, basic C coding questions, and embedded systems. Questions on serial communication protocols such as I2C, UART, and SPI were also asked.