Great Balance, Team Bonding!
Great Balance, Team Bonding!
ESP available, work-life balance, flexibility in working style. You can choose to work from home if tasks can be completed at home.
The best aspects are quarterly team building and monthly coffee chats, which other companies don't have.
Good career advancement.
Nothing particular.
Annual leave slightly lower compared to the market.
Salary is slightly lower than the market.
Nothing in particular.
It depends on different management.
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Design Verification Engineer
First, there were some technical questions, and two technical leaders came to the interview. The questions were not very hard, including some basic ones. The technical leaders paid more attention to the value the interviewee could supply to the compa
FPGA Intern
I applied through the website and heard back a few weeks later, informing me that I had been selected for a pre-screen interview. After the first interview, I made it into the second. I heard back after two weeks.
RF Device Engineer
Full-day interview at the Hillsborough location. I gave a 45-minute presentation, followed by one-on-one interviews for the remainder of the day, including a lunch break. Overall, it was one of the more difficult interviews I've experienced.
Design Verification Engineer
Xi'an, Shaanxi, ChinaOctober 1, 2010First, there were some technical questions, and two technical leaders came to the interview. The questions were not very hard, including some basic ones. The technical leaders paid more attention to the value the interviewee could supply to the compa
FPGA Intern
London, United KingdomDecember 1, 2022I applied through the website and heard back a few weeks later, informing me that I had been selected for a pre-screen interview. After the first interview, I made it into the second. I heard back after two weeks.
RF Device Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesAugust 1, 2014Full-day interview at the Hillsborough location. I gave a 45-minute presentation, followed by one-on-one interviews for the remainder of the day, including a lunch break. Overall, it was one of the more difficult interviews I've experienced.
