Good place for work especially for recent college graduate to learn lots of good design skills through cross functional jobs to do.
Tools setup was not standardized and company is reluctant to use budget to buy enough tool licence for cost reduction. It was big part of disappointment.
Also, total compensation is much lower than other semiconductor companies in Bay Area.
Interview process was straightforward. Phone interview followed by onsite with 6 1:1 interviews. All basic design question from VLSI, datapath design and bus architectures. The interview went well, but they have a simple policy of not responding to
I received a call for an onsite interview as I was in Santa Clara itself. I gave first onsite with 3 engineers. After 15-20 days I received call for another onsite with 4 engineers. The interviews were pretty basic stuff related to Verilog basics, FS
There are a total of four engineers who came to interview with different aspect questions associated with the digital design topic, like timing issues, computer architecture, and power consumption issues. I think I did great, but still got no offer.
Interview process was straightforward. Phone interview followed by onsite with 6 1:1 interviews. All basic design question from VLSI, datapath design and bus architectures. The interview went well, but they have a simple policy of not responding to
I received a call for an onsite interview as I was in Santa Clara itself. I gave first onsite with 3 engineers. After 15-20 days I received call for another onsite with 4 engineers. The interviews were pretty basic stuff related to Verilog basics, FS
There are a total of four engineers who came to interview with different aspect questions associated with the digital design topic, like timing issues, computer architecture, and power consumption issues. I think I did great, but still got no offer.