It is a good company, very stable and with challenging work.
Depending on the department you work for, the work-life balance can be very bad.
Most of engineers work between 10-16 hours per day.
There is a written test where you have to answer basic questions about programming (data structures, object-oriented programming, etc.) and some logic exercises, followed by an interview with the manager.
Initial meeting at college career fair, following that there was a more casual phone interview. Then, a comprehensive circuit analysis and programming assessment took place. Following that, I received an email about a week later.
The first interview was an on-campus interview. I was asked questions on basic electronics - ex. how to design low pass/high pass filters, describe a project etc. The 2nd round was energy sapping. Had a 6 hour interview (includes a 1 hour break for
There is a written test where you have to answer basic questions about programming (data structures, object-oriented programming, etc.) and some logic exercises, followed by an interview with the manager.
Initial meeting at college career fair, following that there was a more casual phone interview. Then, a comprehensive circuit analysis and programming assessment took place. Following that, I received an email about a week later.
The first interview was an on-campus interview. I was asked questions on basic electronics - ex. how to design low pass/high pass filters, describe a project etc. The 2nd round was energy sapping. Had a 6 hour interview (includes a 1 hour break for