Overall, not a bad place to work at
Overall, not a bad place to work at
Good salary, mostly positive working environment. Very good for people who can work on their own. Hybrid workplace.
Work-life balance could be better. Sometimes I'm expected to work overtime without pay.
Employee recognition is important.
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Product Test Engineer
1 telephone screen. 6 rounds of technical onsite: Each round is 1 to 2 hours. Topics include VLSI basics and power-related subjects. Followed by 1 round of HR screening with practical application questions.
Product Test Engineer
There were two rounds of interviews. The first round started with a 30-minute written test, followed by a 1:1 interview with seven managers from different teams. The second round involved an interview with the senior manager.
Product Test Engineer
1. First phone screening: resume discussion and job profile review. Questions on transistor physics. 2. Six rounds of individual interviews with team engineers, including a manager interview. Deep dive into transistor physics and graphs, professiona
Product Test Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJune 1, 20191 telephone screen. 6 rounds of technical onsite: Each round is 1 to 2 hours. Topics include VLSI basics and power-related subjects. Followed by 1 round of HR screening with practical application questions.
Product Test Engineer
SingaporeMay 1, 2017There were two rounds of interviews. The first round started with a 30-minute written test, followed by a 1:1 interview with seven managers from different teams. The second round involved an interview with the senior manager.
Product Test Engineer
United StatesMay 21, 20211. First phone screening: resume discussion and job profile review. Questions on transistor physics. 2. Six rounds of individual interviews with team engineers, including a manager interview. Deep dive into transistor physics and graphs, professiona
