QA Validation Engineer Interview Experience - Bucharest, Romania
Process
I had to take three interviews.
The first was a written test of approximately 60 minutes on the following topics: Linux, Programming, and Python.
Linux questions were something like this:
- How to see kernel messages.
- Something using
watch. - Something using
grep. The others I cannot remember.
The second was one with some technical questions, such as: How Dijkstra's algorithm works, and dynamically allocate memory for a matrix.
The third was to find some numbers in an array that meet a specific rule and implement something like Quicksort.
Questions
How Dijkstra's algorithm works and how to implement QuickSort.
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Intel's interview process for their QA Validation Engineer roles in Bucharest, Romania is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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Intel Work Experiences
- 3.0Good life/work balance and salaries, but bad managementSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeBucharest, Bucharest, RomaniaJanuary 4, 2016Pros: Lots of benefits, the ones you can usually find with a typical software US corporation: stock, pretty flexible with life/work balance. You can go up on the technical side, but you need to find support from trusted US engineers.Cons: Lots of local managers trying to do anything to go up in the hierarchy, favoritism, the usual Romanian style of "steal while you can", including young ones which should be the future of Romanian management elite. Most managers have no ideas, make assumptions with no backup, spend money recklessly, and hire lazy friends of theirs.
- 4.0Cool Colleagues, Site ClosureSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeBucharest, Bucharest, RomaniaOctober 11, 2017Pros: Great place to work. Cool colleagues.Cons: The site was closed as per site consolidation policies.
- 4.0Nice people and a cool working placeSenior Software Engineer • Former EmployeeBucharest, Bucharest, RomaniaApril 19, 2017Pros: Nice people. Cool working place. Access to cutting-edge technologies. Interesting management (maybe I was lucky?). Good salary.Cons: Higher management is like a pack of wolves. There is a difference regarding benefits when it comes to contractors and Intel employees.
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