In the validation area, you are challenged all the time.
It's demanding but exciting; everything moves fast and the feeling is very rewarding.
You grow in many areas.
Regarding benefits, I think one of the most notable would be its insurance package for employees and dependents. I've heard several times that it's one of the best in the entire country.
And I do believe it.
In addition to other compensation and programs, for example in stock options.
Sometimes it's difficult to get the recognition you would like. Moving up depends a lot on that perception and explosion you have, rather than directly on your work. The benefits are very good, but the salary is not the best. If you are a person who values salary more than what is offered, it probably won't fully convince you.
Easy process, straightforward. First, HR asked non-technical questions about previous experience. Later, there was one call with the GDC team with technical questions related to server architecture and Linux knowledge.
There will be three interviews: * Two technical interviews * One with the managers The technical interviews are quite specialized in concepts seen in school. You'll need to review them beforehand.
Went through 3 rounds. Overall, it was a very good experience. You need to be strong in the basics of engineering and embedded systems. A very good company to grow and progress in careers.
Easy process, straightforward. First, HR asked non-technical questions about previous experience. Later, there was one call with the GDC team with technical questions related to server architecture and Linux knowledge.
There will be three interviews: * Two technical interviews * One with the managers The technical interviews are quite specialized in concepts seen in school. You'll need to review them beforehand.
Went through 3 rounds. Overall, it was a very good experience. You need to be strong in the basics of engineering and embedded systems. A very good company to grow and progress in careers.