Design Automation Engineer, Intern Interview Experience - Folsom, California
Process
The manager contacted me on a Friday and asked me to come in on Monday for a one-on-one interview. There, I was asked about programming and logic design questions in Perl, Unix, and Verilog CMOS. The technical interview lasted for 1 hour and 15 minutes, followed by a behavioral interview. Then, they took me out for lunch. That's how it happened. I am still awaiting the result.
Questions
What is a formal verification system?
What is code coverage?
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Success Rate
Intel's interview process for their Design Automation Engineer, Intern roles in Folsom, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Intel's Design Automation Engineer, Intern interview process in Folsom, California.
Intel Work Experiences
- 5.0Great place to internDesign Automation Engineer, Intern • Former EmployeeLeixlip, IrelandOctober 12, 2020Pros: Great bonus, good hours, relaxed atmosphere.Cons: Far away, lacking social life, no emphasis on interns having a good time socially.
- 5.0A solid technology company in a global economySoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeFolsom, California, United StatesDecember 22, 2008Pros: It is a great technology company with a very solid foundation in the global economy. Life within Intel resembles a college campus in many respects, and you are given ownership of your own success within the company.Cons: It can get very political, although that might just be the group within which I work. It is generally easy to move within the company to new roles, although that is complicated by the economy at the moment.
- 5.0A great employer despite challengesEngineering Manager • Current EmployeeFolsom, California, United StatesJune 27, 2023Pros: Challenging job, sense of accomplishment, and a culture of getting things done.Cons: Approvals for everything, slow decisions, unpredictable.
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