Work-life balance Good team sizes Good infrastructure Less commute
No growth Low pay Old school management
The process was a little bit slow. A friend recommended me and submitted my resume. I received a phone call from the hiring manager, and after that, I went to an on-site interview a couple of weeks later. The interview was with a panel of 6 engineer
It was not too difficult. Questions were mostly on C++ and some digital design questions too. If there exists a sequence of integers in order, and you are at a receiver and you obtain these integers out of order, how can you know which integer is mi
Initial 1-hour phone screen interview for an entry-level position. I was asked technical questions on computer architecture, programming (C and some assembly), and verification topics. The interviewer seemed more interested in how I approached the
The process was a little bit slow. A friend recommended me and submitted my resume. I received a phone call from the hiring manager, and after that, I went to an on-site interview a couple of weeks later. The interview was with a panel of 6 engineer
It was not too difficult. Questions were mostly on C++ and some digital design questions too. If there exists a sequence of integers in order, and you are at a receiver and you obtain these integers out of order, how can you know which integer is mi
Initial 1-hour phone screen interview for an entry-level position. I was asked technical questions on computer architecture, programming (C and some assembly), and verification topics. The interviewer seemed more interested in how I approached the