We worked on cool technology with cool people. The place was diverse, friendly, and rewarding. My management was especially good.
The biggest con was the location in Folsom, CA.
I had two phone interviews. Each interview was one hour and 0.5 hour long and consisted of basic C programming questions, including bit manipulation and standard C concepts. The C++ portion was in detail, with in-depth questions on STL libraries, da
Easy interview. Phone screen followed by an onsite interview with 4 engineers. Covered basic logic, a personality interview, and some hardware questions. Except for one engineer, most of the engineers were courteous. Seemed pretty standard, cons
The interview process began with a phone screening, followed by an in-person meeting that focused on technical aspects. The process involved various stakeholders, including project managers, design engineers, purchasers, and planners. Their questio
I had two phone interviews. Each interview was one hour and 0.5 hour long and consisted of basic C programming questions, including bit manipulation and standard C concepts. The C++ portion was in detail, with in-depth questions on STL libraries, da
Easy interview. Phone screen followed by an onsite interview with 4 engineers. Covered basic logic, a personality interview, and some hardware questions. Except for one engineer, most of the engineers were courteous. Seemed pretty standard, cons
The interview process began with a phone screening, followed by an in-person meeting that focused on technical aspects. The process involved various stakeholders, including project managers, design engineers, purchasers, and planners. Their questio