There is unlimited PTO. People are pretty down-to-earth. There is better WLB than at other companies. There is mostly no RTO.
Low pay.
Low career climbing.
First round phone screen (approx. 30 minutes). I made it to the final round, which consisted of four 45-minute virtual interviews: * The first three were technical/behavioral. * The last one was behavioral.
The interview took place over two days. The first round was only 30 minutes. It mostly involved getting to know your area of interest along with some basic interview questions. I was asked to draw and explain DRC violations and how I solved them. Be
I did pretty well on the phone interview but was declined 3 days later. The questions were mostly about what I had on my resume. They also expected me to know verification and UVM with Verilog, even though my university didn't offer those courses.
First round phone screen (approx. 30 minutes). I made it to the final round, which consisted of four 45-minute virtual interviews: * The first three were technical/behavioral. * The last one was behavioral.
The interview took place over two days. The first round was only 30 minutes. It mostly involved getting to know your area of interest along with some basic interview questions. I was asked to draw and explain DRC violations and how I solved them. Be
I did pretty well on the phone interview but was declined 3 days later. The questions were mostly about what I had on my resume. They also expected me to know verification and UVM with Verilog, even though my university didn't offer those courses.