The team is super welcoming and collaborative.
The office space looks very dead, with rows and rows of computers. There's no free lunch or breakfast.
I was invited to a preliminary interview with the University Recruiter. This was relatively informal. Following that, I was invited to a technical interview with the Team Lead of the team I would be interning with, and then a final interview with a
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. 2 rounds before (hiring manager and another person in team) followed by an onsite at the office in CA. Mostly all were technical rounds and resume deep dive. Electronics basics and software system design.
I applied online via LinkedIn and was pleasantly surprised to receive an email response. Had a phone screen with the recruiting manager, followed by a phone interview with an engineering manager the next week. Another week later, the recruiting man
I was invited to a preliminary interview with the University Recruiter. This was relatively informal. Following that, I was invited to a technical interview with the Team Lead of the team I would be interning with, and then a final interview with a
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. 2 rounds before (hiring manager and another person in team) followed by an onsite at the office in CA. Mostly all were technical rounds and resume deep dive. Electronics basics and software system design.
I applied online via LinkedIn and was pleasantly surprised to receive an email response. Had a phone screen with the recruiting manager, followed by a phone interview with an engineering manager the next week. Another week later, the recruiting man