Great work-life balance and the teammates are all helpful.
The stack is old school and it feels a bit slow.
There isn't much visibility outside of your team at my level.
I have done only a screening round, and I have prepared all the DV topics, but they asked me coding questions instead. The questions are easy to moderate, like implement a function for randc in Python or System Verilog without using any built-in func
I applied online. Recruiter call was short: work history and biggest projects. Then a technical screen that ran almost 2 hours—mix of everything, some Linux scripting, a bit of SV, a small spec where I had to talk through what I'd verify and how. No
Applied through the career portal. Got a call from HR about the time and place of the interview two or three weeks in. The interview questions ranged from OOP concepts to brain teasers.
I have done only a screening round, and I have prepared all the DV topics, but they asked me coding questions instead. The questions are easy to moderate, like implement a function for randc in Python or System Verilog without using any built-in func
I applied online. Recruiter call was short: work history and biggest projects. Then a technical screen that ran almost 2 hours—mix of everything, some Linux scripting, a bit of SV, a small spec where I had to talk through what I'd verify and how. No
Applied through the career portal. Got a call from HR about the time and place of the interview two or three weeks in. The interview questions ranged from OOP concepts to brain teasers.