It pays well, roughly $100k/year. However, if you're young, they will stiff you on pay.
You end up doing the same task over and over for 12 hours a day. You can work day shift, but there is more money at night. Night shifts are 6:00 PM to 6:30 AM.
You really have no social life at that point due to your sleep schedule. You also have to wear a bunny suit, which takes forever to put on and take off, making going to the bathroom or taking breaks a huge task.
They always try to bribe you with pizza nights instead of a bonus. And since most people are on contract trying to become permanent, many will throw you under the bus.
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Ask me about Verilog, SystemVerilog, and UVM basics. I can also answer C/C++ problem-solving questions and discuss my resume projects. My focus is on digital design, verification concepts, coding logic, and real-time debugging approaches. I'm partic
The hiring manager talked to me more about availability during the school year, as the job would be part-time but onsite. I was asked about my technical background and work experience, and later covered my specific interests in software engineering.
Architecture questions