There is good work-life balance.
The compensation is lesser than competitors.
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.
The interview process took two weeks. First was a 30-minute phone interview, followed by one onsite interview with four rounds. The process happened faster as I was in Arizona itself. The manager was very calm and kind, and the panel was a very pos
I applied online and received a call for a screening interview. After passing the screening, I was called for an on-site interview. It lasted for five hours and consisted of five rounds: * Verification * Architecture * HR round * Logic roun
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.
The interview process took two weeks. First was a 30-minute phone interview, followed by one onsite interview with four rounds. The process happened faster as I was in Arizona itself. The manager was very calm and kind, and the panel was a very pos
I applied online and received a call for a screening interview. After passing the screening, I was called for an on-site interview. It lasted for five hours and consisted of five rounds: * Verification * Architecture * HR round * Logic roun