Good city, San Diego. Good work-life balance.
No free lunch, slightly lesser salary than other places.
The technical interview was very basic. I had a phone screening first, which was quite straightforward. The in-person interview felt easier than the phone interview. Most questions were related to basic board design, and none involved personality
The initial interview call was through a college recruiter. This was followed by a phone interview and then onsite interviews. **Phone Interview:** * Lasted 45 minutes. * Included simple technical questions, mostly theory-related. * A problem
Off-campus. It was easy as the areas I studied at IIT were the same as the work required. There were multiple rounds of telephonic and multiple interviews over on-site. You have to have some extra factor to get selected.
The technical interview was very basic. I had a phone screening first, which was quite straightforward. The in-person interview felt easier than the phone interview. Most questions were related to basic board design, and none involved personality
The initial interview call was through a college recruiter. This was followed by a phone interview and then onsite interviews. **Phone Interview:** * Lasted 45 minutes. * Included simple technical questions, mostly theory-related. * A problem
Off-campus. It was easy as the areas I studied at IIT were the same as the work required. There were multiple rounds of telephonic and multiple interviews over on-site. You have to have some extra factor to get selected.