After a recruiter chat, I moved through structured rounds that felt focused and practical. The first round asked me to explain core flow stages end to end, tying each stage's inputs to its purpose. The questions soon became more specific, including level shifting, isolation cells, and how CMOS logic works for an inverter.
The virtual onsite was about how I approached an engineering problem, not just whether I knew buzzwords. I evaluated project architecture and coding craftsmanship. The pace was steady but deliberate, and I felt the bar was based on fundamentals and the ability to reason clearly through design decisions rather than trick answers.
I did not receive an offer, but the path itself felt coherent. The team gave enough guidance for me to understand what mattered, and feedback cycles kept me moving. What stayed with me was how explicitly they anchored each stage to measurable goals.
Location: United States. Overall feedback: positive. Offer status: no offer.
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