Very fun company with a good atmosphere.
Not much room for advancement.
First, a written test is taken, followed by two technical rounds and one HR round. It was an on-campus process, so there was a written test; this might not apply to off-campus interviews.
For a direct university graduate looking for his first job: Only 2 stages. First was technical and on Skype, focusing on fundamental digital design concepts. The last interview included basic questions about teamwork, etc.
The interview process had three different stages. 1st was written, asking mostly about logical & VLSI related questions. 2nd was an interview, focusing mostly on project-related details. 3rd was about counter, Verilog, and architecture-related quest
First, a written test is taken, followed by two technical rounds and one HR round. It was an on-campus process, so there was a written test; this might not apply to off-campus interviews.
For a direct university graduate looking for his first job: Only 2 stages. First was technical and on Skype, focusing on fundamental digital design concepts. The last interview included basic questions about teamwork, etc.
The interview process had three different stages. 1st was written, asking mostly about logical & VLSI related questions. 2nd was an interview, focusing mostly on project-related details. 3rd was about counter, Verilog, and architecture-related quest