Too much focus on DEI and too little on engineering
Too much focus on DEI and too little on engineering
Allows WFH for many roles. Pretty decent profit sharing and 401k match. Good work-life balance.
Too much focus on DEI and too little on products or deliverables.
Cut back all benefits, including free bananas.
Company is stuck on Intel architecture, and it is costing them.
Higher-ups sabotage or derail every effort to get off of IA or products which deviate from prior products. The company is incredibly narrowly focused and will not pursue growth opportunities unless they fall into that narrow path.
Company tries to force-fit the wrong technology to solve different problems.
Management and the BOD have missed every key decision and technology shift in the last 20 years. Someone should care about this.
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Senior Staff Software Engineer
One-on-one interviews were conducted with team members and the manager. Each interview lasted approximately one hour. The manager primarily discussed high-level expectations, both for himself and for me. The engineers, including the team lead, foc
PTD Engineer
On-campus interview (~30 minutes), followed by a call to come onsite. One-day onsite interview, with a second day for a trip around the local area. Presentation of graduate research, followed by one-on-one interviews with group members/leaders and
Senior TEM Engineer
I was interviewed at the Hillsboro site for a whole day. I gave a one-hour talk in the morning and spoke with 8 engineers for the rest of the day. Ninety percent of the questions were research-related and highly technical.
Senior Staff Software Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesJune 1, 2018One-on-one interviews were conducted with team members and the manager. Each interview lasted approximately one hour. The manager primarily discussed high-level expectations, both for himself and for me. The engineers, including the team lead, foc
PTD Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesMay 1, 2015On-campus interview (~30 minutes), followed by a call to come onsite. One-day onsite interview, with a second day for a trip around the local area. Presentation of graduate research, followed by one-on-one interviews with group members/leaders and
Senior TEM Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesOctober 1, 2015I was interviewed at the Hillsboro site for a whole day. I gave a one-hour talk in the morning and spoke with 8 engineers for the rest of the day. Ninety percent of the questions were research-related and highly technical.
