Strong online program for interns during the pandemic.
Large company with many learning opportunities, regardless of your expertise.
Community-building initiatives for interns promote networking and social connection.
Many chances to get advice and learn from employees with a variety of career paths, specialties, and business areas.
Good "perks" available to interns, like a stock purchase program, virtual workouts, and the Headspace app.
Good quality of life for interns:
Doesn't pay as well as comparable companies.
Large company means specific projects and intern focuses can feel disconnected from the "bigger picture".
There were two technical rounds. The first interview focused on questions about low-level software, mainly covering interrupts and computer architecture. The second interviewer asked basic C programming questions.
The interview process was fairly easy. Basic electronic troubleshooting knowledge is a must. The process involved: * A phone interview, scheduled first. * Followed by a group interview. They asked a series of situation-based questions, follow
It was long, but overall, I was helped to feel comfortable. I was interviewed by three different people in the same day. All of them were extremely kind and supportive during the interview.
There were two technical rounds. The first interview focused on questions about low-level software, mainly covering interrupts and computer architecture. The second interviewer asked basic C programming questions.
The interview process was fairly easy. Basic electronic troubleshooting knowledge is a must. The process involved: * A phone interview, scheduled first. * Followed by a group interview. They asked a series of situation-based questions, follow
It was long, but overall, I was helped to feel comfortable. I was interviewed by three different people in the same day. All of them were extremely kind and supportive during the interview.