Working close to the hardware. My coworkers are awesome people. My first-line manager is considerate, understanding, and shares our burdens. Yearly raises, interesting work, and opportunities to stand out.
My bonuses are continually stiffed by decisions that happen way above me, for which I have no control. We keep hearing the customer wants us to win, wants us to be successful – meanwhile they are buying the competition.
Listen to the customer. Listen to the customer. Listen to the customer. (Do I need to repeat it?)
The interview process consisted of five rounds. Each round involved discussions about projects on my resume, followed by basic coding exercises. The coding questions focused on sorting logic, arrays, and strings, including palindromes for both numb
Applied online through UT Career Services. Received a call from an interviewer about a month later. Set up a phone interview which took about an hour. It started with a short briefing of the company and expectations, followed by basic EE concepts a
I was recommended by a friend who works for the company, so she was able to get my resume directly to her supervisor. I had one phone interview, which was both personal and technical, and lasted about 45 minutes. The woman I spoke with was really swe
The interview process consisted of five rounds. Each round involved discussions about projects on my resume, followed by basic coding exercises. The coding questions focused on sorting logic, arrays, and strings, including palindromes for both numb
Applied online through UT Career Services. Received a call from an interviewer about a month later. Set up a phone interview which took about an hour. It started with a short briefing of the company and expectations, followed by basic EE concepts a
I was recommended by a friend who works for the company, so she was able to get my resume directly to her supervisor. I had one phone interview, which was both personal and technical, and lasted about 45 minutes. The woman I spoke with was really swe