Post Silicon Validation Engineer Interview Experience - Israel
May 31, 2021
Positive ExperienceGot Offer
Process
One phone interview and two Zoom interviews with professional questions. The people were very nice and friendly. After that, an HR interview and job offer. The whole process was nice and well taken care of.
Questions
Built counter of ones with 7 inputs and 3 outputs using FA.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Intel Post Silicon Validation Engineer role in Israel.
Success Rate
33%
Pass Rate
Intel's interview process for their Post Silicon Validation Engineer roles in Israel is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Positive100%
Neutral0%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Intel's Post Silicon Validation Engineer interview process in Israel.
Intel Work Experiences
3.0
They're trying to change
Post Silicon Validation Engineer • Current Employee
Austin, Texas, United States
April 27, 2021
Pros: They don't mistreat you.
You will learn a lot.
They have a kudos program where you can be thanked by a coworker, and you get money that the coworker didn't have to give you.
401(k) matching and SPP is pretty nice!
They give you learning subscriptions like Pluralsight, LinkedIn, and O'Reilly.
Work/life balance is really good here due to bonding leave and sabbatical.
Cons: They don't appreciate you at a corporate level.
Promotions are few and far between.
Raises are mediocre, generally 1-3%.
When you own something here, you own it for life.
There is very little room to grow, and you are likely to stagnate because of the large corporate environment.
3.0
Overall, a good experience, depending on the position
Post Silicon Validation Engineer • Current Employee
Israel, Texas, United States
December 3, 2024
Pros: Employees are mostly trusted and appreciated, both professionally and individually.
Cons: The company has lost track of keeping up with market demands, resulting in outdated products.
5.0
A nice place to work
Post Silicon Validation Engineer • Current Employee
Eṭ Ṭīra, Palestine
January 22, 2021
Pros: Friendly environment, very interesting issues.
Cons: There were no cons that I faced.
- 3.0They're trying to changePost Silicon Validation Engineer • Current EmployeeAustin, Texas, United StatesApril 27, 2021Pros: They don't mistreat you. You will learn a lot. They have a kudos program where you can be thanked by a coworker, and you get money that the coworker didn't have to give you. 401(k) matching and SPP is pretty nice! They give you learning subscriptions like Pluralsight, LinkedIn, and O'Reilly. Work/life balance is really good here due to bonding leave and sabbatical.Cons: They don't appreciate you at a corporate level. Promotions are few and far between. Raises are mediocre, generally 1-3%. When you own something here, you own it for life. There is very little room to grow, and you are likely to stagnate because of the large corporate environment.
- 3.0Overall, a good experience, depending on the positionPost Silicon Validation Engineer • Current EmployeeIsrael, Texas, United StatesDecember 3, 2024Pros: Employees are mostly trusted and appreciated, both professionally and individually.Cons: The company has lost track of keeping up with market demands, resulting in outdated products.
- 5.0A nice place to workPost Silicon Validation Engineer • Current EmployeeEṭ Ṭīra, PalestineJanuary 22, 2021Pros: Friendly environment, very interesting issues.Cons: There were no cons that I faced.
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