Re:Ask HN: Which hardware careers can be high-paying?
by TaylorAlexander on Sunday April 15, 2018 @01:07PM
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Google has a whole division now called Google Consumer Hardware, and they’re hiring hardware engineers at the typical Google salaries. Google X, Waymo, and Verily all do plenty of hardware too. And of course Apple does hardware. Tesla hires hardware people too but I haven’t heard the greatest things about their salaries or work life balance.
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Re:Ask HN: Which hardware careers can be high-paying?
by hw_engineer on Sunday April 15, 2018 @02:19PM
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Yeah, I've already read about Tesla, and was not considering them already.
Do you know how hard it is to get these Google opportunities? Do they do whiteboard interviews as with SE?
Re:Ask HN: Which hardware careers can be high-paying?
by ultrasounder on Sunday April 15, 2018 @06:42PM
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White board interviews are common across all kinds of companies in SV not just for SW roles. I was asked to invert a tree for a HW test role at Google and very recently asked to come up with code for a particular situation for a test role at Apple.
Re:Ask HN: Which hardware careers can be high-paying?
by hw_engineer on Sunday April 15, 2018 @10:20PM
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Oh god, I could not invert a tree in a whiteboard for my life. I took a MOOC algorithm class for fun, but never applied any of it at work and never intended too. The nearer I've ever got was FPGA implementation of some sorting algs, all just for fun.