I have just recently started as an intern, and everyone is extremely nice and helpful. I am able to do work that helps me grow my skill set and knowledge, while doing something that is worthwhile and is part of the larger picture of what the team is doing.
Management could be a little bit better, but aside from that, no major cons.
It was mainly concentrated on core topics. Questions were asked on STA, ASIC flow, and basic digital concepts. Then, some HR-level questions followed, like "What do you know about the company?"
I had a screening call with a manager, followed by an in-person interview with two hiring managers. The questions were coding/electronic circuits related and lasted about an hour. It was an in-depth interview, but I found it an enjoyable challenge.
It was a phone interview with four people, including myself. The people were very nice. They asked a lot of questions about my CV. Then, they asked about the most difficult problem I encountered and how I solved it. They also inquired about memory m
It was mainly concentrated on core topics. Questions were asked on STA, ASIC flow, and basic digital concepts. Then, some HR-level questions followed, like "What do you know about the company?"
I had a screening call with a manager, followed by an in-person interview with two hiring managers. The questions were coding/electronic circuits related and lasted about an hour. It was an in-depth interview, but I found it an enjoyable challenge.
It was a phone interview with four people, including myself. The people were very nice. They asked a lot of questions about my CV. Then, they asked about the most difficult problem I encountered and how I solved it. They also inquired about memory m