Multiple Zoom-style interviews; the first one was technical, talking about verilog/ VHDL experience, and the further ones were about just general problem-solving and Computer science skills in any language you decided.
First i had to submit my resume, then i had an online interview covering a system verilog design question (involving design of a vector scalar product module and usage of this in 2d convolution) then final round interview
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Jane Street in Oct 2023
Interview
One coding problem. A computational unit for vector dot-product multiplication. There are some design considerations, such as ReLU-like operations, and bit width must be taken into account. Resource consumption should be considered, such as the utilization of bit shifting.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How to determine the bit width for input or output
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