FI Discipline Engineer Interview Experience - Hillsboro, Oregon
Process
The process lasted for about four months. I received an email from the recruiter stating that my profile matched one of their openings and they wished to schedule a phone interview.
The phone interview was with a senior team member and lasted for 40 minutes. It covered typical behavioral and basic electrical engineering questions.
A week later, I received an email inviting me for an on-site interview. The interview spanned from 8 AM to 4 PM, including a two-hour lunch break and a plant tour. I met with senior team members for one hour each. The discussions focused on behavioral and situational questions, delving into my past experiences with projects and internships.
Everyone was very friendly and clearly explained the team's dynamics and the work profile. They also addressed all my questions regarding the job, the location, and company benefits.
I received an offer five weeks later and joined the company a month after that.
Questions
Please explain a situation where you could not finish a task on time and how did you deal with it?
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Success Rate
Intel's interview process for their FI Discipline Engineer roles in Hillsboro, Oregon is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Intel's FI Discipline Engineer interview process in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Intel Work Experiences
- 4.0Software Development InternshipSoftware Developer Intern • Current EmployeeHillsboro, Oregon, United StatesAugust 14, 2013Pros: Great people to work with. Great experience with different technologies.Cons: Driving to Hillsboro from Portland can be a pain, but working from home is possible.
- 4.0Great place to workSenior Software Engineer • Former EmployeeHillsboro, Oregon, United StatesFebruary 26, 2013Pros: Excellent pay, great benefits. Very smart people make working here very rewarding.Cons: Very limited ability to move vertically or laterally. Managers with nowhere to go secure their positions and block any pathway to promotion.
- 3.0Great company, but challenging times aheadEngineering Manager/Marketing • Former EmployeeHillsboro, Oregon, United StatesAugust 22, 2016Pros: Think of Intel as a collection of fiefdoms battling for fun and profit. If you get into the right fiefdom, then you have a rewarding experience and a great chance to learn new things that you never would have before. In my 20 years at Intel, I have been grateful for the opportunity to do many interesting things. Especially my last four years have been an amazing experience with a great team - Open Source Technology Center.Cons: Because it is a collection of fiefdoms, your experience in various places might be mixed. If you work in software or a product team, it can be very stressful. Also, things change rapidly; you'll be working on something and then off after 8 months. Everything indicates that this will continue. With the recent actions, there is an incredible amount of stress as people adjust to the new operating parameters. Right now, it is unknown what a good employee is, and there are some who have decided to leave rather than deal with an unknown system. It would be wise to wait until things have settled down and are more clear on how compensation is going to work. Intel is still a good place to work, but work conditions are very tough right now. This could be alleviated by hiring more people, but that can't happen until clear expectations on compensation and what it means to be successful are more clear.
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