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It was one interview with the manager and the team lead. We had a one-and-a-half-hour interview, and after 30 minutes, I got a call that I got the job.
I applied pretty late in the process and had one phone screening with the project lead. Mostly, they asked about past projects that I worked on. I was expecting some behavioral questions, but they just described what an intern would do in the positi
Had a first round of phone screen, followed by an onsite. The first phone interview asked some basic circuit design questions, CMOS. The onsite was more difficult, with four rounds of interviews. It focused more on testing your knowledge.
It was one interview with the manager and the team lead. We had a one-and-a-half-hour interview, and after 30 minutes, I got a call that I got the job.
I applied pretty late in the process and had one phone screening with the project lead. Mostly, they asked about past projects that I worked on. I was expecting some behavioral questions, but they just described what an intern would do in the positi
Had a first round of phone screen, followed by an onsite. The first phone interview asked some basic circuit design questions, CMOS. The onsite was more difficult, with four rounds of interviews. It focused more on testing your knowledge.