Meaningful and challenging projects are assigned to interns. Everyone is nice, smart, and willing to help when you seek it. The benefits such as paid time off, holiday pay, 401k matching, and employee stock purchase plans are awesome.
Relocation funds for interns were low for the California cost of living. About half was taken for taxes too.
The intern rate of pay was decent (~$28), but low compared to other Silicon Valley companies like Google, PayPal, and Qualcomm.
Keep up the good work.
Very friendly, technical and behavioral questions. Went to a three-step interview process. The first was at the university, then we had a phone interview presenting your best project during your college, and the last one was in Dallas, TX (two inter
Asked op-amp related questions. Talked about a self-made project in the past based on a presentation. The first round was general questions about your resume. The second round was about the presentation.
I applied for a test engineer position in Japan. First of all, you have to attend an information session and fill out an entry sheet. I had phone interviews with human resources twice. The interviews must be conducted in Japanese. Since I didn't pass
Very friendly, technical and behavioral questions. Went to a three-step interview process. The first was at the university, then we had a phone interview presenting your best project during your college, and the last one was in Dallas, TX (two inter
Asked op-amp related questions. Talked about a self-made project in the past based on a presentation. The first round was general questions about your resume. The second round was about the presentation.
I applied for a test engineer position in Japan. First of all, you have to attend an information session and fill out an entry sheet. I had phone interviews with human resources twice. The interviews must be conducted in Japanese. Since I didn't pass