Good work environment, slightly disorganized.
Good work environment, slightly disorganized.
Lots of interesting colleagues, events, and networking opportunities. Good work-life balance.
Multi-national team made it difficult to get help from mentor/supervisor.
Requires initiative from you to find things to do.
- Lots of variance in culture, work, and opportunities between teams.
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DSP Engineer Intern
First, it asked about basic information about me and my life history. Then, it talked about data structure types with examples requiring some inquiry and thinking. Next, it asked a few coding problems with C++. I had to implement, notify some errors,
Automation Engineer
Started with a quick introduction, followed by a bunch of problem-solving questions, and ended with a lot of technical questions. They let you read lines of code that you'll have to explain and optimize. Overall, many questions were about data stru
Software QA Engineer
This was for a role that has both Networking and Python Programming/Automation - a student co-op. They grilled me on Networking to the core, mostly theory, focusing on routing protocols. This was because I had explained that I had worked for network
DSP Engineer Intern
Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaNovember 1, 2025First, it asked about basic information about me and my life history. Then, it talked about data structure types with examples requiring some inquiry and thinking. Next, it asked a few coding problems with C++. I had to implement, notify some errors,
Automation Engineer
Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaApril 7, 2025Started with a quick introduction, followed by a bunch of problem-solving questions, and ended with a lot of technical questions. They let you read lines of code that you'll have to explain and optimize. Overall, many questions were about data stru
Software QA Engineer
Ottawa, Ontario, CanadaApril 1, 2025This was for a role that has both Networking and Python Programming/Automation - a student co-op. They grilled me on Networking to the core, mostly theory, focusing on routing protocols. This was because I had explained that I had worked for network
