There is a lot of learning.
There is a heavy workload always.
I had a phone interview that lasted half an hour. I was asked about my expertise in Perl, as they were looking for someone with a strong Perl background. The interviewer then asked me about ATPG, memory designs, and the marching algorithm.
Two people were interviewed. One was a manager, and the other was a lady who handled technical questions. Each phone call lasted about 45 minutes. The manager mainly asked general concept questions. The lady asked more detailed questions. They w
Please prepare basic VLSI questions. NPTEL lectures and some YouTube videos will be helpful. Prepare the basics of the VLSI flow, such as PNR, timing, DFT, etc. NPTEL lectures and some YouTube videos will be helpful.
I had a phone interview that lasted half an hour. I was asked about my expertise in Perl, as they were looking for someone with a strong Perl background. The interviewer then asked me about ATPG, memory designs, and the marching algorithm.
Two people were interviewed. One was a manager, and the other was a lady who handled technical questions. Each phone call lasted about 45 minutes. The manager mainly asked general concept questions. The lady asked more detailed questions. They w
Please prepare basic VLSI questions. NPTEL lectures and some YouTube videos will be helpful. Prepare the basics of the VLSI flow, such as PNR, timing, DFT, etc. NPTEL lectures and some YouTube videos will be helpful.