Lots of training is provided. Colleagues are professional and friendly.
Interns spend most of their time learning training material and not working on projects.
Basic VLSI knowledge: * Flip-flop * Transistor & MOSFET application * Rise time, hold time Digital system: * Finite state machine * Logic gate * Boolean equation Programming: * Linked list * Array * Stack, queue * Sorting
Online interview via Teams. There was only one stage for the Software Engineer Graduate Trainee position. The interviewers were very nice; they tried to make the interview session more relaxed so you wouldn't feel pressured. They also showed respec
The process began with a group interview involving four managers from different departments who were looking to hire. This initial stage lasted two hours and included numerous technical questions. Following this, I had individual interviews with the
Basic VLSI knowledge: * Flip-flop * Transistor & MOSFET application * Rise time, hold time Digital system: * Finite state machine * Logic gate * Boolean equation Programming: * Linked list * Array * Stack, queue * Sorting
Online interview via Teams. There was only one stage for the Software Engineer Graduate Trainee position. The interviewers were very nice; they tried to make the interview session more relaxed so you wouldn't feel pressured. They also showed respec
The process began with a group interview involving four managers from different departments who were looking to hire. This initial stage lasted two hours and included numerous technical questions. Following this, I had individual interviews with the