Good people and a fun work environment with challenging work. Decent medical benefits and the profit sharing is outstanding. Gym on site and other free classes available at the gym down the street. Also, periodic company events provide some fun diversion.
Aggressive project scheduling can lead to some long hours with upper management seeming to have little appreciation or even awareness of the effort.
For the last couple years a review of "exceeds expectations" has resulted in a ~2% pay increase. The company recently reduced the number of employees who are offered stock options.
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
It was fair, mostly technical with some very basic preliminary questions and concluding with some more in-depth/advanced technical questions. It started off friendly and had me explain a few technical aspects about the projects on my resume.
Phone interview, followed by an on-site interview with the team, then an offer if you are accepted. Pretty straight forward software hiring process. First meet with the hiring manager, then with members of your future team where you get asked plent
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
It was fair, mostly technical with some very basic preliminary questions and concluding with some more in-depth/advanced technical questions. It started off friendly and had me explain a few technical aspects about the projects on my resume.
Phone interview, followed by an on-site interview with the team, then an offer if you are accepted. Pretty straight forward software hiring process. First meet with the hiring manager, then with members of your future team where you get asked plent