Fantastic company to be a design engineer for. They let you try new and exciting things, and constantly push the boundaries of technology. There isn't that much political drag; if you can pitch a good case, you'll be allowed to make and do new things. Great company to build incredible experience with.
This isn't really a con for me, but the hours can be quite long. I love the work I do, so I voluntarily stay long, but it could be hard if you had a family.
Setup better in-house prototyping. We spend too much money on expedite fees for everything!
The interview process consists of three rounds: First, a round with your manager to go over a project you completed previously. Second, a round with a team member. And the last round is a panel interview. Make sure you know the details about your
The interviewer was kind and asked about my experiences listed on my resume, as well as technical questions on first principles. Overall, the interview was not as bad as expected, but it was definitely more technical and less behavioral.
The interview process included: * Initial phone screen with a recruiter * Technical interview with an engineer * A 90-minute engineering exam * A panel interview, which consisted of six interviews with six engineers and a 30-minute presentation on m
The interview process consists of three rounds: First, a round with your manager to go over a project you completed previously. Second, a round with a team member. And the last round is a panel interview. Make sure you know the details about your
The interviewer was kind and asked about my experiences listed on my resume, as well as technical questions on first principles. Overall, the interview was not as bad as expected, but it was definitely more technical and less behavioral.
The interview process included: * Initial phone screen with a recruiter * Technical interview with an engineer * A 90-minute engineering exam * A panel interview, which consisted of six interviews with six engineers and a 30-minute presentation on m