LTE Firmware Development Interview Experience - San Diego, California
Process
In October 2015, I received a phone call for an interview. During the phone interview, I was asked, "What are early binding and abstract classes?"
Following that, I was invited for an onsite interview at Intel in San Diego. This interview involved seven people, each with one hour allocated.
Questions
If there are two arrays with the exact same numbers and one extra number in one of them, how would you find that number?
What are const, volatile, late binding, and early binding? How do you use pointers for a 3D array?
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Success Rate
Intel's interview process for their LTE Firmware Development roles in San Diego, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Intel's LTE Firmware Development interview process in San Diego, California.
Intel Work Experiences
- 2.0Intel bought by AppleSenior Software Engineer • Current EmployeeSan Diego, California, United StatesMay 19, 2022Pros: It was a small company. We made lots of friends.Cons: Bad work culture. Insecure and incompetent management.
- 4.0A Very Interactive Tech CompanyProduct Engineer • Former EmployeeSan Diego, California, United StatesMarch 25, 2014Pros: One of the great things about Intel is you get paid very well for what you do, no matter your job title. And you get great discounts on their products.Cons: The promotions and the training at Intel are very rigorous. You've got to keep your eyes always sharp.
- 5.0Great place to workIndustrial Engineer • Former EmployeeSan Diego, California, United StatesJuly 14, 2021Pros: Huge opportunity and growing. You will have a lot of fun in this giant company.Cons: Narrow role and responsibility to a specific job.
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