A Good Company Going Downhill
A Good Company Going Downhill
Good work-life balance.
Some groups and teams get to work on the latest technology humans have ever built.
Free transportation, internet reimbursement, WFH setup costs paid.
Good paternity benefits and good maternity flexibilities.
Hybrid work mode.
Not a paymaster in semiconductors. A lot of risk for future growth, and currently the stock is down. Some teams don't have good work in Bangalore. Losing a lot of talent to Qcom, Nvidia, AMD, Apple, and the likes because of pay.
Please start providing salaries on par with other leading semiconductor companies.
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Staff Firmware Engineer
It was overall good. It takes place in multiple rounds, with an HR round also. In the technical round, they will ask questions from hardware as well as software. Deep knowledge of C is required.
Product Development Engineer
Total 4 technical rounds followed by an HR round. All questions asked were related to: * Process, voltage, and temperature * Test time reduction * Test coverage * Voltage regulators * PLLs * Power and performance
System Software Engineer
The interview process consisted of three rounds. There were two technical rounds and one manager round. The technical rounds were tough and involved coding. The manager round focused on my interest in the field. The entire interview process was comp
Staff Firmware Engineer
United StatesJune 1, 2022It was overall good. It takes place in multiple rounds, with an HR round also. In the technical round, they will ask questions from hardware as well as software. Deep knowledge of C is required.
Product Development Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaMay 1, 2021Total 4 technical rounds followed by an HR round. All questions asked were related to: * Process, voltage, and temperature * Test time reduction * Test coverage * Voltage regulators * PLLs * Power and performance
System Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJune 12, 2025The interview process consisted of three rounds. There were two technical rounds and one manager round. The technical rounds were tough and involved coding. The manager round focused on my interest in the field. The entire interview process was comp
