Great benefits, flexibility in working remote/on-site, great talent around to learn from, good workflows that promote efficient engineering, allows ease of balancing work and personal life, stock performing well.
Emails can get overwhelming at times. Teams are geographically diverse, which may necessitate night or early morning meetings.
Phone interview, on-site interview. I interviewed years ago, so I don't remember all the details. I interviewed with 5 people, and most of the interview process was technical-based. Folks from multiple groups interviewed me.
One phone screen by the hiring manager. Two onsite interviews with 4-5 engineers, with 45 minutes for each engineer. I believe I had already gotten the okay after the first round, and the second round was to meet the rest of the group and chat with
Three phone screens: * One technical interview (lot of SystemVerilog/UVM questions). Scoreboard and past work experience; this was tough. * Two manager/technical phone interviews: Test planning, previous work experience, interests, and
Phone interview, on-site interview. I interviewed years ago, so I don't remember all the details. I interviewed with 5 people, and most of the interview process was technical-based. Folks from multiple groups interviewed me.
One phone screen by the hiring manager. Two onsite interviews with 4-5 engineers, with 45 minutes for each engineer. I believe I had already gotten the okay after the first round, and the second round was to meet the rest of the group and chat with
Three phone screens: * One technical interview (lot of SystemVerilog/UVM questions). Scoreboard and past work experience; this was tough. * Two manager/technical phone interviews: Test planning, previous work experience, interests, and