It's good to be in the software side if you are from an ESD background; it's a step up.
Generally, it's a conducive environment for learning but restricted to hardware components.
Too much involvement with hardware components and tools that does not contribute to your technical skills. The driver development framework is time-consuming and unintuitive. Career development is slow.
There were 2 technical rounds and 1 HR round. The first technical interview involved a coding question of medium level, some OS concepts, and a puzzle. The second interview was a complete coding round, with a hard-level code to be written from scra
Was good, but it was an Intel processor manual testing job. I got selected in all the rounds, but I rejected it at last. The experience was good, and I got a lot to learn from there, and the infrastructure is good, including...
It was campus recruitment. The first round consisted of aptitude, C programming, and CS basics. The aptitude section required practice, while the C programming and CS basics sections were conceptual. This was followed by technical interview rounds
There were 2 technical rounds and 1 HR round. The first technical interview involved a coding question of medium level, some OS concepts, and a puzzle. The second interview was a complete coding round, with a hard-level code to be written from scra
Was good, but it was an Intel processor manual testing job. I got selected in all the rounds, but I rejected it at last. The experience was good, and I got a lot to learn from there, and the infrastructure is good, including...
It was campus recruitment. The first round consisted of aptitude, C programming, and CS basics. The aptitude section required practice, while the C programming and CS basics sections were conceptual. This was followed by technical interview rounds