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In Silicon Valley, it's perfectly logical for a giant Cypress to put its roots down in pure silicon. Cypress Semiconductor makes a wide array of integrated circuits; its nonmemory products include programmable logic devices, touchscreen and touch-sensing controllers, Universal Serial Bus (USB) controllers, and specialty products for the computer and data communications markets. It also makes memory chips, especially static random-access memories (SRAMs). Customers include computer and telecommunications equipment makers such as Samsung Electronics, Acer, and HTC, as well...More
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Cypress Semiconductor Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees say it's “OK” 135 ratings
63% of the CEO 95 ratings
T. J. Rodgers
President, CEO, and Director
Pros: Very transparent. There was very little hierarchy. Much of your success was proportional to the quality of your work rather than perceptions. – Full Review `
Cypress Semiconductor Salaries Posted by employees
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Cypress Semiconductor Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Seattle, WA Jan 2009 – Reviewed 6 weeks ago
Interview Details –
I'm writing this as a former Cypress hiring manager for over a decade. I've conducted hundreds of interviews for Cypress.
Getting your resume in the door:
Cypress does not usually advertise or use recruiters. Both of these require CEO approval which is hard to get.
The best way to enter…
– Full Interview
Interview Question:
The technical questions depend on the domain. Most candidates stumble on the core value questions if they haven't done their homework.
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