Good place to work.
Great people and very smart people.
Interesting and challenging projects.
Decent pay for cost of living.
San Diego is an amazing city.
Long hours.
Understaffed (in my technology silo, but I know other areas that were overstaffed).
Lots of outsourcing overseas, which often results in lower quality work and inconvenient hours to accommodate collaboration between locations.
I was called for an interview after resume screening at a campus career fair. I had two rounds of interviews. The first round was a software round, where I was tested on data structures such as linked lists and trees. There was also a question on FS
HR contacted me to schedule five technical interviews. I provided HR with my available time slots for phone interviews. HR then arranged the schedules for the five interviews. It took two weeks for the phone interviews. Five technical interviews w
I was interning in the summer. I had six interviews on my last day. They tried to cover all areas of the ASIC design flow, including data structures and basic algorithms; nothing too complicated.
I was called for an interview after resume screening at a campus career fair. I had two rounds of interviews. The first round was a software round, where I was tested on data structures such as linked lists and trees. There was also a question on FS
HR contacted me to schedule five technical interviews. I provided HR with my available time slots for phone interviews. HR then arranged the schedules for the five interviews. It took two weeks for the phone interviews. Five technical interviews w
I was interning in the summer. I had six interviews on my last day. They tried to cover all areas of the ASIC design flow, including data structures and basic algorithms; nothing too complicated.