I started working at Teradyne as a Co-op student and then became a full time employee. I found it a very good place to work at and I enjoy my day to day work challenges. There are many opportunities to grow and your hard work will be rewarded.
Salaries are competitive and hours are flexible. Free fitness classes and many other discounted tickets were offered. People are so helpful and they try their best to make you happy.
I have no cons to add.
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
Met with one person, they asked me a couple design questions about an app, nothing code-related. Position description was very different from what they discussed with me in person. Went fine, but they didn't get back to me for several weeks.
I was contacted by a manager after they saw my application for a different position, and we began with a 30-minute interview with mostly behavioral and resume questions. About 2 weeks later, I had an on-site interview. The interviewers were very awk
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
Met with one person, they asked me a couple design questions about an app, nothing code-related. Position description was very different from what they discussed with me in person. Went fine, but they didn't get back to me for several weeks.
I was contacted by a manager after they saw my application for a different position, and we began with a 30-minute interview with mostly behavioral and resume questions. About 2 weeks later, I had an on-site interview. The interviewers were very awk