Good work and helpful colleagues. Good environment overall. Good pay.
As usual, favoritism is present, and qualification is more important than contribution. (An M.Tech with average contribution gets promoted in 2 years.) Myself, after delivering a key milestone and receiving appreciation, was denied a promotion for 2 years.
Hectic schedules mean you can anticipate debugging sessions going until midnight or 2-3 AM, yet you are expected to show up at the office the same day at 9 AM.
Managers push the limits.
I had one round of virtual interview. The interview experience was alright. It was for a GPU drivers and firmware team. The interviewer asked mostly technical questions about the display ecosystem and drivers.
I applied through an employee referral and received a call within three days. The first round was a telephonic interview where they asked a few questions about my past experience and a CV walkthrough. The second round was face-to-face. They covered
I joined through a campus interview. They followed the below process during our placement: 1. Written test - This included sections like reasoning, logical ability, and technical questions related to EC. 2. Technical round (1 or 2) - For me, it was
I had one round of virtual interview. The interview experience was alright. It was for a GPU drivers and firmware team. The interviewer asked mostly technical questions about the display ecosystem and drivers.
I applied through an employee referral and received a call within three days. The first round was a telephonic interview where they asked a few questions about my past experience and a CV walkthrough. The second round was face-to-face. They covered
I joined through a campus interview. They followed the below process during our placement: 1. Written test - This included sections like reasoning, logical ability, and technical questions related to EC. 2. Technical round (1 or 2) - For me, it was