Reasonable management, great benefits (from insurance to unlimited soft drinks and snacks at the office), and amazing colleagues.
You might struggle if you are not comfortable with a fast pace and very tight deadlines.
The on-site interview is very much pure technical. The questions are basically related to my resume, which implies that if the resume does not gain their interest, I will not get this chance for an interview. There were four rounds of interviews. In
I first had an interview on campus for the Hardware Engineering position. It was a very general interview where I was asked questions about experiences and course projects I'd listed on my resume. At the end of it, I was asked what kind of position
Good, positive environment with tough technical questions. Overall, an enjoyable experience. Inviting offices with in-depth knowledge and development. Friendly and professional. Four interviews for a hardware position. English interview was helpful
The on-site interview is very much pure technical. The questions are basically related to my resume, which implies that if the resume does not gain their interest, I will not get this chance for an interview. There were four rounds of interviews. In
I first had an interview on campus for the Hardware Engineering position. It was a very general interview where I was asked questions about experiences and course projects I'd listed on my resume. At the end of it, I was asked what kind of position
Good, positive environment with tough technical questions. Overall, an enjoyable experience. Inviting offices with in-depth knowledge and development. Friendly and professional. Four interviews for a hardware position. English interview was helpful