Really good internship program with real value-added projects.
Too bored to learn it all in one internship.
I had a behavioral interview first, where they asked me standard questions. The technical interview was harder, and I felt stumped on some questions. Overall, I had a good experience with the interview.
The interview process was nice. I spoke with two recruiters about my experiences listed on my resume and answered behavioral questions. They asked what type of work I'd be interested in testing and whether I'd prefer hardware or software.
I applied through the website and got a call back a few weeks later. I had a phone interview which went really well and consisted mostly of my educational background, why I like analog electronics, and the various things on my resume. A month later
I had a behavioral interview first, where they asked me standard questions. The technical interview was harder, and I felt stumped on some questions. Overall, I had a good experience with the interview.
The interview process was nice. I spoke with two recruiters about my experiences listed on my resume and answered behavioral questions. They asked what type of work I'd be interested in testing and whether I'd prefer hardware or software.
I applied through the website and got a call back a few weeks later. I had a phone interview which went really well and consisted mostly of my educational background, why I like analog electronics, and the various things on my resume. A month later