High tech, good compensation, benefits, skilled people, and learning resources.
Hard to influence important decisions, not flexible, not keeping up with development processes, and tight schedules.
Phone interview. Then one full day with 5 engineers. Many of them were mainly on: * Architecture (as seen on resume) * Static timing * Firmware interaction handling Grilled on FIFO timing with async clock domains.
I met the phone screener in person for coffee rather than on the phone. He approved and said he'd bring me in for a full on-site interview. About two weeks later, I went to San Diego for the position, which was located either in San Diego or Silicon
I applied for the position online. The process took two months. It began with a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. There were five interviewers, and I spoke with them one by one. They were quite friendly, and most questions were of
Phone interview. Then one full day with 5 engineers. Many of them were mainly on: * Architecture (as seen on resume) * Static timing * Firmware interaction handling Grilled on FIFO timing with async clock domains.
I met the phone screener in person for coffee rather than on the phone. He approved and said he'd bring me in for a full on-site interview. About two weeks later, I went to San Diego for the position, which was located either in San Diego or Silicon
I applied for the position online. The process took two months. It began with a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. There were five interviewers, and I spoke with them one by one. They were quite friendly, and most questions were of