Good pay. Nice facilities. Managers are good. Company is diversifying in different areas and hence earning won't be dependent on one segment in the future. My team is good and hence I have a healthy WLB.
Not much learning, more routine work.
6 rounds. Details on CPU and GPU architecture. 1-2 Programming questions. Logical quizzes in every round. Past experiences related queries. Interviewers were friendly and helpful. Last round was problem-solving with performance analysis.
The interview was scheduled for a day, with 3-4 rounds of technical discussion involving many VLSI topics. These topics included UPF, RTL, synthesis, and LEC. It started with basic concepts and proceeded to advanced questions.
The hiring process was normal, as with any company. It involved a telephonic interview and then a face-to-face interview with three people. They shortlisted my resume from their website and then scheduled the telephonic interview. Two weeks later, t
6 rounds. Details on CPU and GPU architecture. 1-2 Programming questions. Logical quizzes in every round. Past experiences related queries. Interviewers were friendly and helpful. Last round was problem-solving with performance analysis.
The interview was scheduled for a day, with 3-4 rounds of technical discussion involving many VLSI topics. These topics included UPF, RTL, synthesis, and LEC. It started with basic concepts and proceeded to advanced questions.
The hiring process was normal, as with any company. It involved a telephonic interview and then a face-to-face interview with three people. They shortlisted my resume from their website and then scheduled the telephonic interview. Two weeks later, t