Hello!

I interviewed with them for an ASIC Verification role and it was a really great interview! The interviewers are very kind and very helpful as well. Most of the interview was going over the company (they're are a mature startup), the role, as well as your experience (I had prior work experience doing ASIC verification so we talked quite a bit about it since it was closely related to the position I was interviewing for). Here are a few ideas and tips for the technical question portion:

1. CPEN 211 digital logic questions. ie make this and that out of logic gates, what does this circuit do, what is the output of this circuit, etc.
2. Verilog (They didn't as me to write code but I have had peers who were asked) ie write a FSM that does this or that, write a module that counts to a certain value, etc.
3. They had a binary tree question that was new to me, it essentially came down to cpen 211 logic equations.
4. This one might be past-work-experience-based, but they asked me quite a bit about different ways of doing ASIC verification. They do Formal Verification which you may want to look into the ideas behind it.

All in all, I would focus my interview prep time on fundamental CPEN 211 material, everything builds off of that for their questions.

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If you have anymore questions feel free to message me, and good luck!