Considerate of your interests when placing you on a team.
No rotational program, so I stayed at one team for 3 months.
The interview was for a software engineer, but seeing "ECE" on my resume, he became completely uninterested. He started asking questions regarding communications, of which I had no idea. He asked a few very basic coding questions. It was clear he had
Phone Interview I was called on the phone. My background was discussed. Then, we discussed System Verilog constructs and Assertions, as well as random constraints in System Verilog. I was then told that they would get back to me. Subsequently, I r
Had the 1st round of phone interview only. The length of the interview was around 45 minutes. Questions covered embedded systems and coding. For coding questions, explaining the algorithm was sufficient, rather than writing the entire program.
The interview was for a software engineer, but seeing "ECE" on my resume, he became completely uninterested. He started asking questions regarding communications, of which I had no idea. He asked a few very basic coding questions. It was clear he had
Phone Interview I was called on the phone. My background was discussed. Then, we discussed System Verilog constructs and Assertions, as well as random constraints in System Verilog. I was then told that they would get back to me. Subsequently, I r
Had the 1st round of phone interview only. The length of the interview was around 45 minutes. Questions covered embedded systems and coding. For coding questions, explaining the algorithm was sufficient, rather than writing the entire program.