Pay is good, and there is no work-life balance.
No work-life balance, less hikes.
The first round was a telephonic interview, followed by four rounds of F2F interviews at Intel SRR2, Bangalore. Questions related to VLSI basics, analog circuits, and layout design concepts were asked. The interview panel was very friendly and supp
There was a phone interview first, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. Some of them were: * How do you decrease the delay of a long wire? * Which combination of inputs gives the best delay for a 2-input NAND gate? Which combination gives
It was smooth and friendly. They flew me to Portland, where I spent the whole day meeting with people from my potential team. These were one-on-one, 45-minute interviews.
The first round was a telephonic interview, followed by four rounds of F2F interviews at Intel SRR2, Bangalore. Questions related to VLSI basics, analog circuits, and layout design concepts were asked. The interview panel was very friendly and supp
There was a phone interview first, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. Some of them were: * How do you decrease the delay of a long wire? * Which combination of inputs gives the best delay for a 2-input NAND gate? Which combination gives
It was smooth and friendly. They flew me to Portland, where I spent the whole day meeting with people from my potential team. These were one-on-one, 45-minute interviews.