Open environment to learn new technology.
Cannot think of any. Overall experience is ok.
Prior to interview, HR did advise learning about transistors, work, etc., prior to interview, but the role didn't really require that knowledge, nor that questions were asked on it. So, a bit of time was wasted in that sense, but otherwise, the inter
Good technical rounds, basic questions, basic HR round, questions based on previous work, FSM, digital design, multiple rounds, good behavior, AXI, AHB, Memory questions, Power related basic questions, UPF, DC concepts.
It was an easy one. They just asked questions from my master's degree for the RF position. Some really basic technical knowledge relevant to the position was asked. Then some questions to test your soft skills. That's it. Be confident and you will
Prior to interview, HR did advise learning about transistors, work, etc., prior to interview, but the role didn't really require that knowledge, nor that questions were asked on it. So, a bit of time was wasted in that sense, but otherwise, the inter
Good technical rounds, basic questions, basic HR round, questions based on previous work, FSM, digital design, multiple rounds, good behavior, AXI, AHB, Memory questions, Power related basic questions, UPF, DC concepts.
It was an easy one. They just asked questions from my master's degree for the RF position. Some really basic technical knowledge relevant to the position was asked. Then some questions to test your soft skills. That's it. Be confident and you will