Great Learning, Terrible Work-life
Great Learning, Terrible Work-life
Friendly staff, flexible hours, technically challenging work, and a fair amount of free activities (music/sports) during lunch hours. Great opportunities to get patents and learn with the internal, voluntary employee presentation scheme.
Poor middle management and work-life balance. Management over-subscribes work, and the pressure piles on lower roles. My team worked 12-hour shifts at times, commonly arriving at 8 am and still having an hour-long conference call to take at 6 pm.
Internal politics are also a joke. Expect to RSVP managers into email to get a reply.
Learn to say no to work.
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I had a screening test and then one interview after that. It was pretty decent, and the interviewer was nice. I was able to grab an offer, and I accepted it.
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I went through my CV, then proceeded with some technical questions. They didn't really ask any questions about my character or challenges I faced during projects, etc. It felt like putting on a performance.
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The interview will primarily focus on technical questions related to camera sensors, specifically delving into the Image Signal Processor (ISP) pipeline. You should be prepared to discuss your in-depth understanding of camera sensor technologies, ISP
Engineering Intern
United StatesApril 1, 2025I had a screening test and then one interview after that. It was pretty decent, and the interviewer was nice. I was able to grab an offer, and I accepted it.
Engineering Intern
Cork, IrelandApril 5, 2024I went through my CV, then proceeded with some technical questions. They didn't really ask any questions about my character or challenges I faced during projects, etc. It felt like putting on a performance.
Engineering Intern
San Diego, California, United StatesOctober 16, 2023The interview will primarily focus on technical questions related to camera sensors, specifically delving into the Image Signal Processor (ISP) pipeline. You should be prepared to discuss your in-depth understanding of camera sensor technologies, ISP
