I was able to work on the real product and made some contributions to it, which was a totally amazing experience. The internship was fully virtual, but still I've learned a lot from people's help and all the opportunities they gave me with trust.
Can't really think of one, but if I have to say one, I believe people tend to work overtime, getting lots of emails at midnight from people in similar time zones. Well, I'm also a night owl, so there's nothing to blame, actually.
1 phone interview and 5 panel interviews, each lasting 45 minutes and 1-on-1. Interview style varies greatly between interviews. Some may ask LeetCode questions, some do not. They care much more about job-related questions and your previous experien
The interview took about 45 minutes. I was asked about my current research and Design for Test background. They asked some basic concepts about VLSI testing, such as: * What is a scan chain? * How to implement a scan chain? * What is setup time? *
I applied online. 1st technical interview, junior position, they were two interviewers: the team lead and a senior. I introduced myself and a project I did in university. They explained about the role and started asking questions.
1 phone interview and 5 panel interviews, each lasting 45 minutes and 1-on-1. Interview style varies greatly between interviews. Some may ask LeetCode questions, some do not. They care much more about job-related questions and your previous experien
The interview took about 45 minutes. I was asked about my current research and Design for Test background. They asked some basic concepts about VLSI testing, such as: * What is a scan chain? * How to implement a scan chain? * What is setup time? *
I applied online. 1st technical interview, junior position, they were two interviewers: the team lead and a senior. I introduced myself and a project I did in university. They explained about the role and started asking questions.