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Interviewed Nov 2011 in Boston, MA (took 6+ weeks)

First meet with HR for initial screening, then met with a sr engineer for a technical screening. Fianlly wiht the hiring managers. Questions were tough ,but generally fair. Seemed friendly enough. Atmosphere seems collegial, like a good place ot work. Seemed open about what it was like ot work there.

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Tell me about a recent failure you experienced in you job and how you responded to it

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I Applied Online.

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Interviewed Mar 2011 in Wilmington, MA (took 2 months)

I got this interview through a job posting on my college's career website. The first interview was on-campus and the interviewer asked me questions about my resume and a simple digital circuit question. It was really relaxing.
I received my second interview about a month later and it was on phone. It was with my supervisor and we talked about the projects that I have worked on in my classes. It was only 20 minutes long, more like a screening process.
My last interview was two weeks later, which was on phone again. It was 40 minutes of technical questions. Questions ranged from MOSFETS to inverters to linear algebra, but they were all really simple. For instance, I was asked to describe an NMOS and a PMOS, to describe the function of a circuit with either odd or even number of inverters, etc. I didn't know how to answer every question, for instance the linear algebra ones, but it didn't hurt my performance. As long as you can answer as many possible then you should be fine. Didn't receive my offer until a month later though, so don't panic if you didn't hear back. Just follow up with them!

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What is an NMOS? What is a PMOS?

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I got the interview through a College or University and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview and a 1:1 Interview.

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Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed Aug 2009 in Wilmington, MA (took a day)

First presented my master's thesis work, then spent the day interviewing

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How do you determine the complex conjugate of an imaginary number?

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The interview consisted of a 1:1 Interview, a Presentation and a Skills Test.

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Received and Accepted Offer

Interviewed May 2008 in Norwood, MA (took 1 week)

Was contacted by recruiter for the position with an initial phone call/screening interview. He setup a 1:1 interview with the group manager (again over the phone). That interview was mostly basic, a few technical questions about compiling/assembling/linking code.

A few days later I was contacted by the recruiter for a follow-up personal interview. This was 5 different 1:1 interviews with various managers of the division and group. Each one was mostly basic personality type questions. Final 2 interviews were more technical and conducted by two technical staff members. Both asked questions about my technical experiences. Had to discuss how malloc() and free() work at the OS level.