Good to kickstart your career.
Not much to learn after 2 years.
I interviewed for a half-day with a manager and four engineers. The manager worked hard to sell me on the position. The engineers spoke with me about my experience, their work, and we discussed technical issues so they could assess my understanding
There were five back-to-back interview rounds, each taken by a different interviewer. They asked about the basics of RF design and analog integrated circuit design, including: * Noise figure questions * Smith chart questions * PLL
I applied for the job and received an email for a phone interview one week after applying. The phone interview was with an engineer. It covered topics from my resume, including: * Receiver and transmitter basics * Key parameters of LNA (Low Nois
I interviewed for a half-day with a manager and four engineers. The manager worked hard to sell me on the position. The engineers spoke with me about my experience, their work, and we discussed technical issues so they could assess my understanding
There were five back-to-back interview rounds, each taken by a different interviewer. They asked about the basics of RF design and analog integrated circuit design, including: * Noise figure questions * Smith chart questions * PLL
I applied for the job and received an email for a phone interview one week after applying. The phone interview was with an engineer. It covered topics from my resume, including: * Receiver and transmitter basics * Key parameters of LNA (Low Nois