Colleagues are helpful. I'm working in the Post-Si DDR Bringup Team, and this is the case in this team, at least.
No work-life balance. They expect you to work for more than 10 hours every day. If you are involved in a project on which the San Diego engineers are also working, then you'll need to work during your office hours and also be available during their office hours, i.e., our nighttime. A hectic project schedule also means that you need to close on technical issues immediately and don't get any time to investigate these issues in-depth to increase your technical knowledge. Overall, forget about having a healthy and balanced lifestyle if you're working in this company.
The interviewer was friendly and created a supportive atmosphere. They offered constructive hints when I got stuck, showing they were focused on my thought process. This made for a positive experience.
Round 1: Online test with 3 sections. Round 1 consisted of the sections Aptitude, C programming basics, and digital section. Round 2: 45 min interview. Both rounds were easy-medium difficulty.
It was a good interview, covering all aspects of digital electronics and physical design. It also focused on projects that were mentioned in the resume. Overall, it was good. They checked the confidence levels.
The interviewer was friendly and created a supportive atmosphere. They offered constructive hints when I got stuck, showing they were focused on my thought process. This made for a positive experience.
Round 1: Online test with 3 sections. Round 1 consisted of the sections Aptitude, C programming basics, and digital section. Round 2: 45 min interview. Both rounds were easy-medium difficulty.
It was a good interview, covering all aspects of digital electronics and physical design. It also focused on projects that were mentioned in the resume. Overall, it was good. They checked the confidence levels.