I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day.
Initially, it started with resume-related questions, trying to gauge my RTL design exposure. Later, they gave a small to medium-level problem to solve. I did around half of it. The interview was very short as it was a campus hiring round.
Suppose you're at the chip tapeout stage and discover that a flip-flop's SET and RESET behavior is opposite to what the RTL/design expects — i.e., asserting RESET drives Q high, while asserting SET drives Q low.
You have some spare standard-cell logic available. How would you mitigate this issue without redesigning the surrounding logic?
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