Just started, but so far so great!
Just started, but so far so great!
Friendly, helpful managers, staff, and personnel. I felt like I was at home on my first day!
Well-organized, helpful orientation and new-hire process for new college hires.
Very helpful software systems to get up to date in a hurry.
Very "laid-back" atmosphere; can get on schedule on my own terms.
Casual dress!
It was difficult in my particular job sometimes to get up-to-date on the software and commands associated with the job because I was the only one to start this month and kind of fell between the cracks as far as orientation for new engineers goes. But they still made the best of it!
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Dallas, Texas, United StatesOctober 1, 2014The interview process for me was a three-round process. The first round was a campus interview, the second round was a phone interview, and the third round was a Dallas on-site interview. The first two rounds were all behavior questions. The last ro
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Dallas, Texas, United StatesOctober 1, 2018On-campus interview, phone interview, then on-site interview. Study many things about the process of a silicon semiconductor wafer. Be ready for out-of-the-box questions or to draw out a schematic.
