Work culture is very good. It's a good place to start your career in the VLSI domain.
No cons. Everything is very good.
One round phone interview. Four rounds of onsite interviews: * One round on Design (Computer Architecture) * Two rounds on Verification Given Verilog code and asked how it would get synthesized.
It is a very simple process. You just have to get the right HR for the hiring team, and then they will guide you. You can search for them on LinkedIn. Just search for "verification jobs".
One round: telephonic technical screening. Five rounds: onsite (each call 45 minutes). Testing/verification, universal verification methodology, SystemVerilog constraints, assertions, C programming and data structures, logical puzzles skills. * Ho
One round phone interview. Four rounds of onsite interviews: * One round on Design (Computer Architecture) * Two rounds on Verification Given Verilog code and asked how it would get synthesized.
It is a very simple process. You just have to get the right HR for the hiring team, and then they will guide you. You can search for them on LinkedIn. Just search for "verification jobs".
One round: telephonic technical screening. Five rounds: onsite (each call 45 minutes). Testing/verification, universal verification methodology, SystemVerilog constraints, assertions, C programming and data structures, logical puzzles skills. * Ho