Pay, stock, and benefits are pretty generous.
Very remote-friendly, if you're a software person.
The environment is a bit chaotic.
Getting paid partially in volatile stock is a little stressful.
Not sure if AI is actually a good idea.
But you know, I really can't complain.
I applied for a few positions via their careers website and also had an employee refer me. Their process seemed pretty slow initially. However, I had two phone screens first and was called on-site to their Santa Clara HQ. I then had six rounds of tec
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Very brief introduction then straight into a verilog problem followed by 2 leetcode problems for a hardware DV position. No questions asked about resume or any UVM or computer architecture knowledge.
The team I interviewed for conducted a '360-degree process' that improved roughly nine interviews. I had a mix of phone and local interviews, followed by an HQ onsite.
I applied for a few positions via their careers website and also had an employee refer me. Their process seemed pretty slow initially. However, I had two phone screens first and was called on-site to their Santa Clara HQ. I then had six rounds of tec
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. Very brief introduction then straight into a verilog problem followed by 2 leetcode problems for a hardware DV position. No questions asked about resume or any UVM or computer architecture knowledge.
The team I interviewed for conducted a '360-degree process' that improved roughly nine interviews. I had a mix of phone and local interviews, followed by an HQ onsite.