Supportive Team, Low Pay
Supportive Team, Low Pay
Supportive team. Reasonable hours. Extensive events and opportunities to get involved, even in a remote environment.
The pay seems slightly low compared to rates for similar roles at other companies. I certainly had a full plate of work for my time there as well.
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Applications Engineering Intern
Two rounds: one behavioral and one technical. Behavioral was standard, getting to know me. Technical was with several employees. Everyone was friendly and genuinely had an interest in my projects.
Applications Engineering Intern
30-minute behavioral questions and 15+ minutes of technical questions. Technical question topics included voltage dividers, filter design, frequency response, and op-amps. The interviewer made sure I felt comfortable. He asked for a paper copy of my
Applications Engineering Intern
Got interview following career fair booth visit. The interview took place on campus. One round of interviews. Heard back after about three weeks. The interview consisted of behavioral and technical questions.
Applications Engineering Intern
United StatesDecember 2, 2024Two rounds: one behavioral and one technical. Behavioral was standard, getting to know me. Technical was with several employees. Everyone was friendly and genuinely had an interest in my projects.
Applications Engineering Intern
United StatesNovember 8, 202430-minute behavioral questions and 15+ minutes of technical questions. Technical question topics included voltage dividers, filter design, frequency response, and op-amps. The interviewer made sure I felt comfortable. He asked for a paper copy of my
Applications Engineering Intern
Santa Clara, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2023Got interview following career fair booth visit. The interview took place on campus. One round of interviews. Heard back after about three weeks. The interview consisted of behavioral and technical questions.
