Applications Developer Interview Experience - New York, New York
Process
A pretty typical interview process for this position.
I applied externally for the position worldwide and received an email from a hiring manager a couple of weeks later.
He set up a brief 30-minute phone screen to learn about me and my school projects. After that, I was flown out for an on-site interview.
There were four 1-hour interviews in total:
- Two technical interviews
- One behavioral interview
- One interview that was a mix of both
Questions covered for the behavioral interview were pretty typical (e.g., "Tell me about a time you worked with a difficult team member").
The technical interviews focused mainly on the following areas:
- Database concepts
- String algorithms (using a language of my choice)
- Discussions from some of my coursework (I mentioned OS, Data Structures, and Software Engineering Practices, and we talked about topics from all of them).
Questions
Reverse the contents of a char array in place.
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Intel Work Experiences
- 4.0Perks Good, Politics BadApplications Developer • Former EmployeeBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 11, 2022Pros: Great perks like stock options, a decent work environment, and an okay work culture.Cons: Racism and regionalism from those who have been sitting in the same positions for years. It's a "divide and rule" kind of policy on the IT/software development side of the workforce. There are no onshore opportunities while being in India, or only for those of the same region, etc. It's not a very healthy environment to learn, while the company encourages change in technology or domain. There's a lot of politics too, but what can one do? Such is life at most places.
- 4.0Overall a good place to workApplications Developer • Former EmployeeBayan Lepas, Penang, MalaysiaOctober 2, 2011Pros: - Opportunity for growth - Flexible hoursCons: - Limitation to career path movement for certain job roles.
- 5.0Great Growth, Constant ChangesApplications Developer • Current EmployeeHeredia, Heredia, Costa RicaMay 2, 2017Pros: Great growth opportunities and an excellent work environment. The salary is very competitive.Cons: It's a company where changes are on a daily basis. I've been working at Intel for 2 years now, and because of the regular changes, I've already been in 3 different work departments.
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