Not a bad place to work
Not a bad place to work
You can learn a lot in a wide variety of areas and be exposed to cutting-edge technology.
Anyone who likes playing with the latest technology would have a blast in the labs there.
Middle management seems clueless and unable to properly plan or lead.
There are a lot of employees who were hired in a rush before a hiring freeze and are not suitable for the job, but it's impossible to let them go now.
Cut some of the dead weight.
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Product Development Engineer
The interview process consisted of two rounds. The first round was a phone call involving a few technical questions and behavioral questions. The next round was an onsite interview, lasting three hours and featuring three separate interviews. It wa
Graphics Software Engineer
1. HR contact 2. Phone interview with hiring manager. 3. On-site interview with 7 engineers, including 2 managers. 4. Wait for 2 weeks to get an offer.
Graphics Hardware Engineer
It started with a 1-hour phone interview. I was asked the basics of cache, memory, FIFOs, and a little bit of C++ like OOPs, etc. Then I was called onsite for an interview at the Folsom campus.
Product Development Engineer
Folsom, California, United StatesJune 1, 2018The interview process consisted of two rounds. The first round was a phone call involving a few technical questions and behavioral questions. The next round was an onsite interview, lasting three hours and featuring three separate interviews. It wa
Graphics Software Engineer
Folsom, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 20111. HR contact 2. Phone interview with hiring manager. 3. On-site interview with 7 engineers, including 2 managers. 4. Wait for 2 weeks to get an offer.
Graphics Hardware Engineer
Folsom, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2017It started with a 1-hour phone interview. I was asked the basics of cache, memory, FIFOs, and a little bit of C++ like OOPs, etc. Then I was called onsite for an interview at the Folsom campus.
