Great workplace, a lot of learning, and great projects for interns to work on.
Maybe a bit competitive sometimes.
After writing the test at a university career fair, I received an email from HR for a phone interview. Had two technical rounds, each lasting 45 minutes. The first round was conducted by the hiring manager, who asked basic questions on Verilog codi
A basic screening at a university job fair included a handwritten exam. This exam consisted of delay analysis and combinational logic design. Following this, there was a phone interview, which included: * A programming question * A logic design ana
Technical interview focusing on resume and basic ASIC questions. No online coding. The people were nice and kind. Good experience overall. Being suitable and owning the knowledge they require are important.
After writing the test at a university career fair, I received an email from HR for a phone interview. Had two technical rounds, each lasting 45 minutes. The first round was conducted by the hiring manager, who asked basic questions on Verilog codi
A basic screening at a university job fair included a handwritten exam. This exam consisted of delay analysis and combinational logic design. Following this, there was a phone interview, which included: * A programming question * A logic design ana
Technical interview focusing on resume and basic ASIC questions. No online coding. The people were nice and kind. Good experience overall. Being suitable and owning the knowledge they require are important.