The company is pretty good to me.
Not any cons I can think of.
The interview process began with a phone screen, followed by an onsite interview since I was local to Austin. I had a total of three interviews onsite. The person who conducted the phone interview was nice, and the manager was also nice. However, t
I had a phone interview and was asked basics of computer architecture. Then I was called for an onsite interview, where I had 7 rounds of technical interviews covering computer architecture, ASIC verification, logic design, circuits, etc.
Was referred by an employee. Received a call within a week. Only had a phone screen, which was an hour-long interview. Questions covered basic VLSI, synthesis, and scripting. UNIX/Linux and Git questions were also included.
The interview process began with a phone screen, followed by an onsite interview since I was local to Austin. I had a total of three interviews onsite. The person who conducted the phone interview was nice, and the manager was also nice. However, t
I had a phone interview and was asked basics of computer architecture. Then I was called for an onsite interview, where I had 7 rounds of technical interviews covering computer architecture, ASIC verification, logic design, circuits, etc.
Was referred by an employee. Received a call within a week. Only had a phone screen, which was an hour-long interview. Questions covered basic VLSI, synthesis, and scripting. UNIX/Linux and Git questions were also included.