You get to work with a lot of senior and smart people. I learned a lot. They have talented designers in Japan that you get to work with.
Budget is low, so no fun stuff. No free food, not even chips or yogurt. You have to fight to get essential stuff you need. Things like a Magic Mouse, one more display, or buying software require approval from your manager, and you have to provide business justification for why you need it.
The interview process was very well planned. They asked us to give a self-introduction and explain our project details. They also inquired about our technical knowledge in the electronics part.
It took 2 hours, and only a few "soft" questions were asked. Most time was spent on conversation about the tech stack they use, their QA process, etc. I asked lots of questions; maybe they were a little bit surprised.
One behavioral interview and two technical interviews. The behavioral interview was very straightforward. The person from HR didn't specify that my last two interviews were technical, even though I asked twice via email. Interviewers were friendly
The interview process was very well planned. They asked us to give a self-introduction and explain our project details. They also inquired about our technical knowledge in the electronics part.
It took 2 hours, and only a few "soft" questions were asked. Most time was spent on conversation about the tech stack they use, their QA process, etc. I asked lots of questions; maybe they were a little bit surprised.
One behavioral interview and two technical interviews. The behavioral interview was very straightforward. The person from HR didn't specify that my last two interviews were technical, even though I asked twice via email. Interviewers were friendly