Good opportunity to work on wireless technology.
There is a lot of work.
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 process was enjoyable. The questions asked were intelligent and challenging. I encountered lots of mathematics and "out of the box" questions. The first round was full of mathematical puzzles. In the second round, I had to solve digital logic re
3 technical rounds, followed by managerial and HR. This was purely technical and related to my previous job role as a performance verification engineer. Questions focused on caches and GPUs, as I was working in the GfX team.
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 process was enjoyable. The questions asked were intelligent and challenging. I encountered lots of mathematics and "out of the box" questions. The first round was full of mathematical puzzles. In the second round, I had to solve digital logic re
3 technical rounds, followed by managerial and HR. This was purely technical and related to my previous job role as a performance verification engineer. Questions focused on caches and GPUs, as I was working in the GfX team.