Good pay, if you can survive
Good pay, if you can survive
Great benefits, a nice campus, and San Diego is great.
Too many managers, not enough competent engineers.
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As part of the recruiting event Destination Q, I flew to San Diego to participate in interviews. There were three technical interviews focusing on: * C/C++ * RTOS * Problem Solving The interview experience depended entirely on who you were f
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I was first called to interview by an employer who was looking to hire me for his group. They were mostly using the internship to hire potential full-time employees. Otherwise, they were unlikely to hire interns. If you are a PhD student, or perhaps
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I was interviewing for a compiler engineer position, so all questions were about compiler and C++ programming. One question about compilers was: How many kinds of code redundancy can you think of? How would you remove these kinds of redundancy?
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2010As part of the recruiting event Destination Q, I flew to San Diego to participate in interviews. There were three technical interviews focusing on: * C/C++ * RTOS * Problem Solving The interview experience depended entirely on who you were f
Engineering Internship
San Diego, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2010I was first called to interview by an employer who was looking to hire me for his group. They were mostly using the internship to hire potential full-time employees. Otherwise, they were unlikely to hire interns. If you are a PhD student, or perhaps
Engineer, Senior
San Diego, California, United StatesJune 1, 2010I was interviewing for a compiler engineer position, so all questions were about compiler and C++ programming. One question about compilers was: How many kinds of code redundancy can you think of? How would you remove these kinds of redundancy?
