Great culture and environment. Excellent place to start your career as a hardware design engineer. The stock program is very competitive.
Project deadlines can be overwhelming at times.
I applied through an employee referral. HR and technical, pretty standard. There were a few coding questions, and the interviewer was helpful and was trying to help clarify the questions. HR was helpful and made a lot of customizations for me.
The interview had three stages. The last stage was the HR round. The first round was the first stage of the interview. The second round of the interview was the second stage. After qualifying those two rounds, there was an HR round.
It was a campus recruitment drive divided into two days. The first day consisted solely of an online round with 60 questions, broken down as: * 20 from aptitude * 20 from basic C programming * 20 from Electronics/Communications The next day, inter
I applied through an employee referral. HR and technical, pretty standard. There were a few coding questions, and the interviewer was helpful and was trying to help clarify the questions. HR was helpful and made a lot of customizations for me.
The interview had three stages. The last stage was the HR round. The first round was the first stage of the interview. The second round of the interview was the second stage. After qualifying those two rounds, there was an HR round.
It was a campus recruitment drive divided into two days. The first day consisted solely of an online round with 60 questions, broken down as: * 20 from aptitude * 20 from basic C programming * 20 from Electronics/Communications The next day, inter