Good company to learn and grow as an intern. Decent pay and opportunity to work there post-graduation.
There is no con other than sometimes it can be hard to learn if you really are into being thrown off the deep end to figure stuff out.
The interview was pretty casual. I was interviewed at a cafe and met a lot of cross-functional teams. I was asked questions about: * Hardware * Firmware (C) * General debugging I was also asked personality-based "if you were in this situation" typ
Driver group: One round phone interview was conducted. Refused. A lot of questions were asked about operating systems, such as mutexes and spinlocks. Some code questions involved bit operations. After one week, a response was received.
Two technical rounds: 1st technical round was purely based on your resume, mainly about the projects you have done. 2nd technical round was based on basic OOPS concepts, C++, Java, SQL, and Data Structures and Algorithms.
The interview was pretty casual. I was interviewed at a cafe and met a lot of cross-functional teams. I was asked questions about: * Hardware * Firmware (C) * General debugging I was also asked personality-based "if you were in this situation" typ
Driver group: One round phone interview was conducted. Refused. A lot of questions were asked about operating systems, such as mutexes and spinlocks. Some code questions involved bit operations. After one week, a response was received.
Two technical rounds: 1st technical round was purely based on your resume, mainly about the projects you have done. 2nd technical round was based on basic OOPS concepts, C++, Java, SQL, and Data Structures and Algorithms.