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Applied through LinkedIn. I received a referral from a contact there. I was given a chance for an interview and was selected afterward. The process was very fast. * Two technical interviews, each lasting between 30 minutes and one hour. * One
Had 2 stages of interviews. The first stage asked basics and also about past experience, covering most basics of all VLSI domains: Verilog, SystemVerilog, and digital design. The second stage focused on basic logical skills and your mindset towards
The interview was conducted online. Mostly, questions were logic-based, focusing on digital circuits and timing analysis. Then, candidates were asked to implement solutions in Verilog. The difficulty level was average, so if you know the basics, y
Applied through LinkedIn. I received a referral from a contact there. I was given a chance for an interview and was selected afterward. The process was very fast. * Two technical interviews, each lasting between 30 minutes and one hour. * One
Had 2 stages of interviews. The first stage asked basics and also about past experience, covering most basics of all VLSI domains: Verilog, SystemVerilog, and digital design. The second stage focused on basic logical skills and your mindset towards
The interview was conducted online. Mostly, questions were logic-based, focusing on digital circuits and timing analysis. Then, candidates were asked to implement solutions in Verilog. The difficulty level was average, so if you know the basics, y