Great people work at the Toronto office. They're very friendly and knowledgeable.
Because they work on Code Composer Studio there (Eclipse-based C/C++ IDE for their embedded devices), there are opportunities to work on low-level and high-level software.
Stability of a large company, but the feeling of a smaller company since the Toronto office is smaller.
The gratis snacks and drinks (water, pop, etc.) are convenient.
If you don't like working on IDEs, then this place may not be for you. That is the specialty of this office.
Keep up the good work! This was one of my favourite workplaces.
I had only one round. The first 15 minutes were an intro and typical HR questions (i.e., tell me about yourself and previous experience). The rest of the interview was LeetCode-styled questions: two questions, one easy and one medium.
- Gave a short presentation of yourself and your work, followed by some behavior questions. - Few technical tests (basic level). - Nice talk with the manager. - It's better to prepare some questions according to your introduction.
I applied online for this position. I received an email first for a phone screen interview. During the phone interview, I was asked about my background in software engineering, especially in C++, and my previous projects. Then, 2-3 days after, I g
I had only one round. The first 15 minutes were an intro and typical HR questions (i.e., tell me about yourself and previous experience). The rest of the interview was LeetCode-styled questions: two questions, one easy and one medium.
- Gave a short presentation of yourself and your work, followed by some behavior questions. - Few technical tests (basic level). - Nice talk with the manager. - It's better to prepare some questions according to your introduction.
I applied online for this position. I received an email first for a phone screen interview. During the phone interview, I was asked about my background in software engineering, especially in C++, and my previous projects. Then, 2-3 days after, I g