Process
Phone call for 1 and a half hours where they asked about MOSFET and its VI characteristics, and its second-order effects. This was followed by Python scripting questions.
Then they called me onsite for seven rounds of interviews.
- One round focused on projects I mentioned in my Master's.
- The second round was mostly digital logic questions.
- The third round was lunch with a team member, which was not too technical.
- The fourth round was purely analog-related questions.
- The fifth was on my internship project.
- The sixth and seventh rounds were also analog rounds.
Questions
Most of the interview questions are based on my internship roles and responsibilities.
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Interview Statistics
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Success Rate
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Pass Rate
Intel's interview process for their Design Validation Engineer roles in the United States is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Intel's Design Validation Engineer interview process in United States.
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5.0
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Ben, United States
January 20, 2022
Pros: Good, amazing, fantastic, super, crazy.
Cons: hectic work schedules, but it's manageable.
4.0
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November 14, 2023
Pros: If you like work-life balance and a more flexible work environment, this is a great place.
Cons: Salary is not the strongest point overall in Malaysia. Progression is slow and got worse due to Intel's recent performance. Depending on the team, you might not get a good senior to guide you. Most of my seniors here like to wear the "let you figure" hat and don't pull you back when you go too far. Often times, they are so busy they don't do passdowns properly.
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Singapore, Singapore
April 2, 2024
Pros: A good place to work in.
Cons: Should catch up with competitors on technologies; tend to be slower than competitors.
- 5.0Amazing Work, Hectic ScheduleSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeBen, United StatesJanuary 20, 2022Pros: Good, amazing, fantastic, super, crazy.Cons: hectic work schedules, but it's manageable.
- 4.0Come here for work-life balance, not for payUSB IP Validation Engineer • Current EmployeeBayan Lepas, Penang, MalaysiaNovember 14, 2023Pros: If you like work-life balance and a more flexible work environment, this is a great place.Cons: Salary is not the strongest point overall in Malaysia. Progression is slow and got worse due to Intel's recent performance. Depending on the team, you might not get a good senior to guide you. Most of my seniors here like to wear the "let you figure" hat and don't pull you back when you go too far. Often times, they are so busy they don't do passdowns properly.
- 4.0Good company to work inQuality Manager • Former EmployeeSingapore, SingaporeApril 2, 2024Pros: A good place to work in.Cons: Should catch up with competitors on technologies; tend to be slower than competitors.
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