I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Analog Devices (Boston, MA)
Interview
On-campus interview.
Purely technical interview for 45 minutes - interviewer was not interested in prior work and did not know anything about the department (RF analog electronics) which I was interested in or the related field.
Questions asked:
Derive output and gain of simple amplifier (preferably without drawing small-signal model)
Draw Bode-plots for RLC filter
and more in the category of basic analog electronics
Did fairly well at the interview and received the interviewer's business card but never heard from them again - no rejection, no nothing. Tried calling, emailing, calling HR, and absolutely no response. Got an automated email that they'll be back in office in 6 months. Weird.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
No unexpected questions, but know your stuff - rehearse the fundamental amplifier theory, circuit theory, filter theory and so on - everything pertaining to basic analog electronics. Be convincing, because the interviewer might try to get you to doubt your own answers even when they're correct.
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Analog Devices in Oct 2013
Interview
This is an on-campus interview. The interviewer was nice and talktive. The main process was checking my resume and asking questions about it, not too much pressure. Basically like the conversation on career fair. At the last 15 minutes he asked me technical questions on Verilog, and was basic ones. The purpose of holding this interview was more like enlarge the influence of the company on campus and seems they don't really urge to hire people.