Great pay, fun people to work with, lots of cool toys.
Very easy to integrate into the community, and plenty of source material to work from.
There are not a lot of opportunities for advancement, the cubicle layout is stifling, and a lot of the technology is either outdated or requires a complete rework.
I think management is doing a fine job with what Teradyne does, but I've not found it easy to branch out in the company, both because of its field in testing, and because of its leadership in the field for so long.
Got an invitation a few days after online application to schedule an in person interview. Met with a few engineers and HR, nothing too technical, seemed more like they wanted to see if I was really interested and would fit in the group. Got a tour of
I met with HR, the hiring manager, a co-op that gave me a tour, and a current engineer that works there. It was lengthy but very relaxed and chill.
I was contacted by a contract recruiter who works at the Teradyne site in North Reading. I had one interview with 2 managers and 2 technical people. The overall experience was very positive, but thorough. After a brief introductory interview with t
Got an invitation a few days after online application to schedule an in person interview. Met with a few engineers and HR, nothing too technical, seemed more like they wanted to see if I was really interested and would fit in the group. Got a tour of
I met with HR, the hiring manager, a co-op that gave me a tour, and a current engineer that works there. It was lengthy but very relaxed and chill.
I was contacted by a contract recruiter who works at the Teradyne site in North Reading. I had one interview with 2 managers and 2 technical people. The overall experience was very positive, but thorough. After a brief introductory interview with t