A thriving organization that treats its employees well, but at the same time, it's a very technical, very unorganized, and very disjointed tech company
A thriving organization that treats its employees well, but at the same time, it's a very technical, very unorganized, and very disjointed tech company
Great Benefits:
- Health Insurance premiums are fully paid by the company for the employee and their family.
Great Pay:
- Competitive Salary and twice a year performance-based Raises, Bonuses, and Stock.
A large company that often operates much like a small start-up.
Many small teams are unaware of what is happening in other small teams.
Things are not usually well-defined. You must go around and get buy-in from multiple sources.
Often, ownership is not very clear.
The matrixed organization has its benefits, but I see many hours wasted daily because folks do not know the right person to get commitment, help, or info from.
Many long-time employees do know where to go, but I believe clearly documenting ownership (across products and deliverables) would be very beneficial to the overall organization.
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I was contacted by a staffing specialist for a telephonic interview. I cleared the telephonic round and was consequently called for an onsite interview. I found the employees, office setup, and the interview process to be thoroughly professional.
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Phone interview mainly on my resume and onsite interview with a team. I was asked full digital communication questions, which I studied in my undergraduate degree, so I couldn't answer much.
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Very democratic, should have thumbs-up from every team member. Interviewed 5 engineers and one HR. Expect very technical: C language expertise, bit manipulation, and pointers. Had to move around different buildings, though there is a shuttle that
Hardware Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJune 1, 2013I was contacted by a staffing specialist for a telephonic interview. I cleared the telephonic round and was consequently called for an onsite interview. I found the employees, office setup, and the interview process to be thoroughly professional.
Modem Test Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2012Phone interview mainly on my resume and onsite interview with a team. I was asked full digital communication questions, which I studied in my undergraduate degree, so I couldn't answer much.
Applications Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2012Very democratic, should have thumbs-up from every team member. Interviewed 5 engineers and one HR. Expect very technical: C language expertise, bit manipulation, and pointers. Had to move around different buildings, though there is a shuttle that
