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915 total reviews
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Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Anonymous employee
Flexible hours (10 AM - 6 PM standard), provides a laptop, and options to work some days from home. Expectations are reasonable, and managers are understanding. Possibly the best place to start a student internship in the Greater Toronto Area.
The amount of work is highly variable - one week can be very slow, and the next week can be very hectic. PEYs are not asked to work overtime or weekends, although many regular employees here do.
Silicon design engineer ii
excellent management, culture, good for career growth
Everything is good. No cons
Member of technical staff
Great people, very open culture of contribution
Overall company picture not very solid
Senior manager
Great People and the work is challenging which always good, Company had great IP (CPUs and Graphics)
Too many re-orgs, Teams works very well within themselves but lacks the coordination needed between them
Asic/design verification engineer ii
Good experience, learn a lot, work on cutting edge technology
Lots of egos on design side of things Toxic teammates, not friendly, just there for business
Engineer manager
flexible working time and great company culture
too much issues and there are some people who are hard to deal with
May good opportunities to learn.
I wish the company was doing better.
good engineering environment to work in as a career starter
the usual cons - slow to execute
great work life balance in AMD
lacks organisation and long term direction
Great manager, workspace, environment, and peers
Can get very hot Sometimes repetitive
