The office culture was very relaxed. You could wear almost anything to work. Also, there wasn't a set amount of sick days, which was nice.
Management sometimes feels disorganized. You are a very small cog in a very large system. This makes one feel that he is not making much of a difference at the company.
Overall, the internship was a fairly pleasant experience. Although there were times when I felt that I wasn't learning much, I think management should plan the process a little bit more thoroughly.
The interview process started with a phone interview in late April. The interviewer asked a series of questions on: * DFT Techniques * PERL/TK * PCI Express I was able to answer all questions satisfactorily. I was shortlisted for FM Rush In
I had a phone interview without notice. The Hiring Manager asked me about basic device physics and inverters. This was followed by an on-site interview with five one-hour rounds, where they covered device physics, logic, aptitude, and programming.
The company frequently implements hiring freezes, with the frequency and duration increasing over the last 5 to 8 years. Don't expect hiring to happen quickly. The company prefers to promote and grow employees internally. However, most engineers are
The interview process started with a phone interview in late April. The interviewer asked a series of questions on: * DFT Techniques * PERL/TK * PCI Express I was able to answer all questions satisfactorily. I was shortlisted for FM Rush In
I had a phone interview without notice. The Hiring Manager asked me about basic device physics and inverters. This was followed by an on-site interview with five one-hour rounds, where they covered device physics, logic, aptitude, and programming.
The company frequently implements hiring freezes, with the frequency and duration increasing over the last 5 to 8 years. Don't expect hiring to happen quickly. The company prefers to promote and grow employees internally. However, most engineers are