Good work-life balance, multiple areas to gain expertise, leading chip manufacturer, excellent classroom courses.
Can get monotonous. Need to be proactive to learn more.
45 minutes. Phone interview first, and then I was invited in for a face-to-face interview. They were very nice on the phone. Afterwards, after the face-to-face, I tried to follow up, but it took them a very long time to tell me no.
A short conversation followed by a couple of programming questions in the language of my choice. There was also a question about verifying code that uses file descriptors. Overall, the atmosphere was friendly and nice.
There are three interviews. The first is a general-purpose interview, covering background, experience, and so on. The second is a hardware interview, focusing on basics and signal analysis. The last is a software interview with two exercises, wher
45 minutes. Phone interview first, and then I was invited in for a face-to-face interview. They were very nice on the phone. Afterwards, after the face-to-face, I tried to follow up, but it took them a very long time to tell me no.
A short conversation followed by a couple of programming questions in the language of my choice. There was also a question about verifying code that uses file descriptors. Overall, the atmosphere was friendly and nice.
There are three interviews. The first is a general-purpose interview, covering background, experience, and so on. The second is a hardware interview, focusing on basics and signal analysis. The last is a software interview with two exercises, wher