Good training by senior team members, helpful teammates.
Good scope for learning.
Good work-life balance.
Low salary compared to other VLSI companies. No stock grant.
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I got the interview through a conference. I talked to a couple of engineers, and they contacted me two days later to schedule another phone interview. The phone interview was not technical; the interviewer just wanted to know my interests and what w
I applied online and heard back from them within a week. The phone interview was not too difficult. After the phone interview, I did not hear anything back for a month. Then, I was contacted for an on-site interview where I met with five engineers fo
I received an email indicating I was to have an on-site interview. I was flown to the facility. The interview consisted of architectural, software, behavioral, and debug questions. The questions were relatively easy, consisting of basics taught in y