The people are mostly nice and polite. The work is interesting and challenging. There are bonuses, courses, and on-site training.
The work is challenging. Information is sometimes hard to acquire. Things can be messy; you don't know where to find what you seek. The hours are long.
It was good for a fresher. The application process had good rounds, and the overall process was good. However, the pay was less, so consider the profile.
It was just okay. I had to answer some questions, and mostly they were asking me about technical knowledge, like how to write test benches. I also had to show that I know how thermals work.
A recruiter came to the university career fair. They only looked for graduate students. The interview process included 4 rounds. The last round took 8-9 hours and covered topics such as circuit physics, probability, and coding challenges.
It was good for a fresher. The application process had good rounds, and the overall process was good. However, the pay was less, so consider the profile.
It was just okay. I had to answer some questions, and mostly they were asking me about technical knowledge, like how to write test benches. I also had to show that I know how thermals work.
A recruiter came to the university career fair. They only looked for graduate students. The interview process included 4 rounds. The last round took 8-9 hours and covered topics such as circuit physics, probability, and coding challenges.