This company is very organized in project planning, team coordination to support the various objectives, and allocating technical resources to each team. The different RF IC functional blocks, such as RX, TX, synth, and reliability, are dynamically assigned reasonable resources and time to complete.
Team leads are competent technically and lead well.
The position that coordinates test instruction between Product Design and Production Test overlaps shift changes and often requires long hours to cover mornings, evenings, and weekends. It is not technically challenging, so it is difficult to develop new skills. The company needs to value you as a keeper.
Change the company policy to allow managers to keep temp employees indefinitely, and make a path to a permanent position.
Very basic questions were asked related to C, C++, and OOP. It was a phone screen followed by a 1:1. The difficulty was average. Interview results were out the same day. They also asked about bit manipulation and OS-related concepts.
It was a two-process interview. First was the coding round, conducted on HackerRank. It took 45 minutes and consisted of 3 coding questions and 7 multiple-choice computer architecture questions. Second was the F2F (face-to-face) interview, which to
I received an informal email from someone who had reviewed my profile and wanted to speak with me. I scheduled a call, and we had a productive 30-40 minute conversation covering a few technical questions, the team, and its duties. About two to three
Very basic questions were asked related to C, C++, and OOP. It was a phone screen followed by a 1:1. The difficulty was average. Interview results were out the same day. They also asked about bit manipulation and OS-related concepts.
It was a two-process interview. First was the coding round, conducted on HackerRank. It took 45 minutes and consisted of 3 coding questions and 7 multiple-choice computer architecture questions. Second was the F2F (face-to-face) interview, which to
I received an informal email from someone who had reviewed my profile and wanted to speak with me. I scheduled a call, and we had a productive 30-40 minute conversation covering a few technical questions, the team, and its duties. About two to three