Work culture, problem-solving, quality peers, VLSI workflow, and product-based.
No con at the moment.
The interview process was smooth without any hassles. I had two phone interviews with the Clocks Team at Santa Clara. I was asked application type questions that made me think hard.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. First Screening Round * 2 basic RTL Questions, 1 Scripting * Blocking vs non blocking, reg vs wire * Python scripting question: file I/O, basic string parsing * 2nd RTL question: Bas
This is the first interview. It will begin with a 45-minute phone interview. HR has just emailed regarding the ASIC Engineer position. Topics to be covered include logic design, architecture, and C.
The interview process was smooth without any hassles. I had two phone interviews with the Clocks Team at Santa Clara. I was asked application type questions that made me think hard.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. First Screening Round * 2 basic RTL Questions, 1 Scripting * Blocking vs non blocking, reg vs wire * Python scripting question: file I/O, basic string parsing * 2nd RTL question: Bas
This is the first interview. It will begin with a 45-minute phone interview. HR has just emailed regarding the ASIC Engineer position. Topics to be covered include logic design, architecture, and C.