They will take care of you. They have great benefits, unfortunately I could not take advantage of them because I was an intern.
Mechanical Engineers will not have much to do, unless you are okay with doing loads of heat transfer for heatsinks.
I have no suggestions.
Four parts: 1. One about Verilog coding: reading and telling what the code is about, and fixing code. 2. One about computer architecture: the traditional pipeline processor. 3. One about algorithms: how would you speed up file I/O and processing?
The interview was difficult. I had a lot of unexpected questions; there's not much else to say. They do try to filter out people that don't know what they're doing. The office is great and the atmosphere is great. They recruit quite aggressively.
An hour-long phone interview with the manager regarding the job description, my background, and technical questions. An on-site interview that took a whole day. Interviewed by 8-9 managers/engineers in one-on-one sessions. Each interviewee observed
Four parts: 1. One about Verilog coding: reading and telling what the code is about, and fixing code. 2. One about computer architecture: the traditional pipeline processor. 3. One about algorithms: how would you speed up file I/O and processing?
The interview was difficult. I had a lot of unexpected questions; there's not much else to say. They do try to filter out people that don't know what they're doing. The office is great and the atmosphere is great. They recruit quite aggressively.
An hour-long phone interview with the manager regarding the job description, my background, and technical questions. An on-site interview that took a whole day. Interviewed by 8-9 managers/engineers in one-on-one sessions. Each interviewee observed