Work in good if you love tech. It is mainly in embedded.
Sometimes you will have to work overtime.
I applied for a WLAN Firmware Developer position. To be called for an interview, I had to clear an online coding test. Practicing HackerRank problems was sufficient for passing the test. OS and C concepts are mandatory for the interview. For WLAN,
There were three rounds. **First round:** * Introduction: Tell me about yourself. * Questions regarding my current role and past projects. * Fundamentals of OS and C: * Deadlocks * IPC mechanisms * Threads * Shared mem
I got in through an employee referral. The first step was a coding round with questions ranging from beginner to advanced levels. A week after submitting the written assessment, I received an email inviting me for a 1:1 interview. The on-site interv
I applied for a WLAN Firmware Developer position. To be called for an interview, I had to clear an online coding test. Practicing HackerRank problems was sufficient for passing the test. OS and C concepts are mandatory for the interview. For WLAN,
There were three rounds. **First round:** * Introduction: Tell me about yourself. * Questions regarding my current role and past projects. * Fundamentals of OS and C: * Deadlocks * IPC mechanisms * Threads * Shared mem
I got in through an employee referral. The first step was a coding round with questions ranging from beginner to advanced levels. A week after submitting the written assessment, I received an email inviting me for a 1:1 interview. The on-site interv