I had exposure in different technical areas.
There is a lot of process involved.
Asked questions on projects, SV and basic UVM. One must be good with Verilog and digital too. Make sure to brush up your fundamentals and be good to answer any question on it.
1.Interview process and panel is friendly and the question asked in the interview completely technical and total 4 rounds of interviews taken. 2.mainly concentrated on the uvm and scenario based questions
The interview process has 3 technical rounds and an HR round. It wasn't more like the usual interviews. It was more of a discussion on the existing work you did before and the skillsets that could be used for the applied position. Everything went gr
Asked questions on projects, SV and basic UVM. One must be good with Verilog and digital too. Make sure to brush up your fundamentals and be good to answer any question on it.
1.Interview process and panel is friendly and the question asked in the interview completely technical and total 4 rounds of interviews taken. 2.mainly concentrated on the uvm and scenario based questions
The interview process has 3 technical rounds and an HR round. It wasn't more like the usual interviews. It was more of a discussion on the existing work you did before and the skillsets that could be used for the applied position. Everything went gr