Everything is good at Infineon.
I have noticed nothing as of now.
There were two rounds of interviews. It was mostly behavioral questions, not a lot of technical questions. No coding challenge was involved in the interview process. The process moved relatively quickly; I heard back after each interview in a few day
The process was basic and focused on core fundamentals of computer science engineering. A strong emphasis was laid on data structures and algorithms. It was more focused on problem-solving skills and techniques, so it's better to practice competitiv
The interview didn't happen for me, as Java was not a requirement. So we waited in the lobby for two hours, then they told us, 'We are sorry.' So finally, we left the interview meeting.
There were two rounds of interviews. It was mostly behavioral questions, not a lot of technical questions. No coding challenge was involved in the interview process. The process moved relatively quickly; I heard back after each interview in a few day
The process was basic and focused on core fundamentals of computer science engineering. A strong emphasis was laid on data structures and algorithms. It was more focused on problem-solving skills and techniques, so it's better to practice competitiv
The interview didn't happen for me, as Java was not a requirement. So we waited in the lobby for two hours, then they told us, 'We are sorry.' So finally, we left the interview meeting.