Good company with good benefits.
Sometimes more work at the time of the deadline.
No.
I applied online. Round 1 was basic digital electronics. I answered max all of them. Round 2 did not go well. They asked about COA, and also I do not know anything about C programming, so they asked about it.
The interview, converted from an internship, consisted of two phone call rounds focusing solely on SV concepts. It's unclear what happens next or which team this role is for. Three months is insufficient time to judge the company; a co-op at the same
Basic UVM and Verilog questions. This was a screening round. * UVM component vs UVM object * 16:1 mux using 4:1 * AXI protocol * Purpose of new() in UVM, etc. * 4-input NAND gate using 2-input
I applied online. Round 1 was basic digital electronics. I answered max all of them. Round 2 did not go well. They asked about COA, and also I do not know anything about C programming, so they asked about it.
The interview, converted from an internship, consisted of two phone call rounds focusing solely on SV concepts. It's unclear what happens next or which team this role is for. Three months is insufficient time to judge the company; a co-op at the same
Basic UVM and Verilog questions. This was a screening round. * UVM component vs UVM object * 16:1 mux using 4:1 * AXI protocol * Purpose of new() in UVM, etc. * 4-input NAND gate using 2-input