Awesome work experience, good work-life balance.
Less training, no workload, ETA deliverable.
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
I applied in the spring but received a call from the hiring manager at the start of fall. I had a phone interview with three people: the manager and two team members. Each interview was about half an hour long.
A friend referred me to a team manager. The team manager liked my resume and scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview mainly involved informing me about the job requirements, gauging my interest, and confirming my willingness to relocate to
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
I applied in the spring but received a call from the hiring manager at the start of fall. I had a phone interview with three people: the manager and two team members. Each interview was about half an hour long.
A friend referred me to a team manager. The team manager liked my resume and scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview mainly involved informing me about the job requirements, gauging my interest, and confirming my willingness to relocate to