Asking for myself and for my classmates, which companies are hiring fresh international students with masters? which skills are in demand? Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, Marvell, Nvidia, ARM, Juniper, HP, Apple, Google, Xilinx , Cisco, Cadence, Lab126...etc
Learn how to write code and join software unless you are really passionate about hardware and willing to accept sub par pay. You are still fresh out of college and can crack sw interviews with correct preparation
That might b a good option
I agree. HW pay is substantially lower. I love HW but if I were to do it over SWE would be the way to go.
Don't forget about Lawrence Livermore Labs.
What? For non US citizens?!
Depends on the security level of the role. https://careers-llnl.ttcportals.com/pages/faq
Pure Storage has a great culture, company and product and growing.
We pay hardware good.
Do you hire asic ppl?
MediaTek!
Hq in Asia so how is the management here on the US ?
Not too bad. Better than other Asian companies like Hussein, Samsung, ZTE.
Texas Instruments
We are the only company manufacturing in downtown Palo Alto (we make particle accelerators so maybe not what you want)
Sounds like a cool place
If you are hellbound on hw. Join a SW company's hw division. Microsoft, occulus, waymo, Google etc
Go to Google. Or change to software engineering. Don't do hardware is my opinion.
Will HW engineers ever be in shortage?
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Avoid teams with only Chinese or Indians especially with a Chinese/Indian manager
Roku
I agree, however roku is somewhat similar to Netflix, we do not have many new grads. Most are seniors with 10+ years of experience
In addition there is not much handholding or on job training. Not an ideal environment for fresh grads