The company has very good benefits.
Did not find any cons.
I was asked about my projects. There was cross-questioning on it. Further, I was asked some signal processing concepts, which were electrical core. Then, the conversation moved on to coding questions.
It was simple but very time-consuming. The interviewer was polite, and the questions asked were simple and a little bit tough. Overall, it was a good experience. I did not take the job because I was working on a startup of my own.
It was comparatively easier than any other SDE roles, and they also asked many core ECE questions. It's an embedded role, so you must know everything. It had only two rounds of interview; you must be perfect with your resume.
I was asked about my projects. There was cross-questioning on it. Further, I was asked some signal processing concepts, which were electrical core. Then, the conversation moved on to coding questions.
It was simple but very time-consuming. The interviewer was polite, and the questions asked were simple and a little bit tough. Overall, it was a good experience. I did not take the job because I was working on a startup of my own.
It was comparatively easier than any other SDE roles, and they also asked many core ECE questions. It's an embedded role, so you must know everything. It had only two rounds of interview; you must be perfect with your resume.