I was invited to a "RUSH" event in San Diego along with many other candidates. A RUSH event seems to be more for college recruiting, but this event was for experienced professionals.

I met with three managers who evaluated what I've done, what I want to do, and what my strengths and weaknesses are. I applied to multiple positions, so I was not prepared with specific questions they wanted to ask or the particular background they were interested in. This made it hard to emphasize any one skill over another, especially as an experienced professional.

Be prepared to go over every single thing you've done in your career; otherwise, you may not have highlighted what they are looking for.

How would you reduce the amount of on-chip memory in the HARQ buffers but still support the maximum number of buffers and not drop any data?