You get access to lots of documents explaining the inner workings of whatever random hardware you're working on.
Lots of opportunities to debug stuff and use debugging equipment if you enjoy debugging.
I was on contract. Contractors don't get benefits, and the recruiter gets a big chunk of the wages.
I was asked about: * My intentions in this job * My class experience * My resume and personal projects * My previous job experience * Some soft questions, like how I would approach team problems and unsatisfying work * About 30 minutes of technical
Sent resumé and cover letter via school co-op program. Got an email from co-op to meet at the office down by Marine-Gateway. There will be two interviewers and a bunch of questions about cover letter and resumé.
After a short 30-minute phone interview about my previous experiences, I was contacted for an in-person interview. I was then interviewed by the manager and team lead. I was asked about my resume and previous experience. The interview included a lot
I was asked about: * My intentions in this job * My class experience * My resume and personal projects * My previous job experience * Some soft questions, like how I would approach team problems and unsatisfying work * About 30 minutes of technical
Sent resumé and cover letter via school co-op program. Got an email from co-op to meet at the office down by Marine-Gateway. There will be two interviewers and a bunch of questions about cover letter and resumé.
After a short 30-minute phone interview about my previous experiences, I was contacted for an in-person interview. I was then interviewed by the manager and team lead. I was asked about my resume and previous experience. The interview included a lot