1: Payment is a little above average compared to other semiconductors; 2: Opportunities to cooperate with worldwide guys;
1: Sometimes management is not well scheduled and communication is not so smooth from high to low; 2: Most trainings focused on official etiquette.
This is for the internship process. Had an online test which had both basic analytics and math problems, with a separate coding section, followed by a telephonic interview. Pretty basic questions. After a week, I got a call stating I was selected.
I got through campus recruitment. First round was a written test. Selected people had a technical interview. Finally, an HR interview. Written test had questions on analog electronics and C Aptitude. They were looking for 3 profiles: ASIC/Memory,
I applied for this position on the SanDisk website. It took one week from a phone call interview to the on-site interview. I met six people, including the HR manager, for five hours. Each interview took 45 minutes, except for the lunch hour with a
This is for the internship process. Had an online test which had both basic analytics and math problems, with a separate coding section, followed by a telephonic interview. Pretty basic questions. After a week, I got a call stating I was selected.
I got through campus recruitment. First round was a written test. Selected people had a technical interview. Finally, an HR interview. Written test had questions on analog electronics and C Aptitude. They were looking for 3 profiles: ASIC/Memory,
I applied for this position on the SanDisk website. It took one week from a phone call interview to the on-site interview. I met six people, including the HR manager, for five hours. Each interview took 45 minutes, except for the lunch hour with a