Better than Intel. Google company.
I didn't have what to say.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. After an initial phone screening with HR, I completed a first technical interview conducted by the team manager together with an engineer from the team, focusing on my background and technical skills.
I applied through an employee referral. * 10-20 mins: The interviewers told me about the job and company. * 15-25 mins: Presenting myself and my projects. * 45 mins: Technical questions, all of which were logic design questions.
I was asked to implement a 4-bit priority encoder using basic gates. If I wanted to add one more bit, how many gates would I need to add? Then, I was asked to implement an SR flip-flop using D flip-flops—first with asynchronous Set, and then with asy
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. After an initial phone screening with HR, I completed a first technical interview conducted by the team manager together with an engineer from the team, focusing on my background and technical skills.
I applied through an employee referral. * 10-20 mins: The interviewers told me about the job and company. * 15-25 mins: Presenting myself and my projects. * 45 mins: Technical questions, all of which were logic design questions.
I was asked to implement a 4-bit priority encoder using basic gates. If I wanted to add one more bit, how many gates would I need to add? Then, I was asked to implement an SR flip-flop using D flip-flops—first with asynchronous Set, and then with asy