Intel

Test Engineer Interview Experience - Los Angeles, California

December 1, 2012

Neutral ExperienceNo Offer

Process

I was asked to an on-campus interview the day after the career fair, having met with one of the hiring managers. I didn't receive many details about the job I would be interviewed for and was surprised to find it was in Phoenix, AZ, instead of somewhere in California as I expected. Regardless, the interview mostly involved them telling me about the job. The interviewer asked a few behavioral questions and reviewed my programming capabilities and any other projects I had completed.

Questions

What would you rate yourself on a scale of 1-5 in:

C/C++
Java
MATLAB
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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Intel Test Engineer role in Los Angeles, California.

Success Rate

0%

Pass Rate

Intel's interview process for their Test Engineer roles in Los Angeles, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

Experience Rating

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Neutral100%

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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Intel's Test Engineer interview process in Los Angeles, California.

Intel Work Experiences

Student position: Test writer. Mostly wrote scripts and performed specific tasks

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: The people are mostly nice and polite. The work is interesting and challenging. There are bonuses, courses, and on-site training.

Cons: The work is challenging. Information is sometimes hard to acquire. Things can be messy; you don't know where to find what you seek. The hours are long.

Student position: Test writer. Mostly wrote scripts and performed specific tasks

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: The people are mostly nice and polite. The work is interesting and challenging. There are bonuses, courses, and on-site training.

Cons: The work is challenging. Information is sometimes hard to acquire. Things can be messy; you don't know where to find what you seek. The hours are long.

Learn Lots, No Research

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

December 22, 2021

Pros: Good work-life balance, lots of things to learn.

Cons: It does not have a research culture.

Learn Lots, No Research

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

December 22, 2021

Pros: Good work-life balance, lots of things to learn.

Cons: It does not have a research culture.

Software engineering for QA

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: It is a great place to work with benefits, compensations, careers, integration, and training. It offers a flexible work schedule, networking with Intel managers and executives, and social events organized through the RCGnet community group.

Cons: It is well worth the employee with innovations and ideas. The company are those who do make money. All that work that is not within the main objective, in the end, leads to better profits for the company.

Software engineering for QA

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: It is a great place to work with benefits, compensations, careers, integration, and training. It offers a flexible work schedule, networking with Intel managers and executives, and social events organized through the RCGnet community group.

Cons: It is well worth the employee with innovations and ideas. The company are those who do make money. All that work that is not within the main objective, in the end, leads to better profits for the company.

Student position: Test writer. Mostly wrote scripts and performed specific tasks

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: The people are mostly nice and polite. The work is interesting and challenging. There are bonuses, courses, and on-site training.

Cons: The work is challenging. Information is sometimes hard to acquire. Things can be messy; you don't know where to find what you seek. The hours are long.

3.0
Student position: Test writer. Mostly wrote scripts and performed specific tasks
Test Engineer • Former Employee
Haifa, Israel
May 14, 2014
Pros: The people are mostly nice and polite. The work is interesting and challenging. There are bonuses, courses, and on-site training.
Cons: The work is challenging. Information is sometimes hard to acquire. Things can be messy; you don't know where to find what you seek. The hours are long.

Learn Lots, No Research

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

December 22, 2021

Pros: Good work-life balance, lots of things to learn.

Cons: It does not have a research culture.

4.0
Learn Lots, No Research
Test Engineer • Current Employee
Hillsboro, Oregon, United States
December 22, 2021
Pros: Good work-life balance, lots of things to learn.
Cons: It does not have a research culture.

Software engineering for QA

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: It is a great place to work with benefits, compensations, careers, integration, and training. It offers a flexible work schedule, networking with Intel managers and executives, and social events organized through the RCGnet community group.

Cons: It is well worth the employee with innovations and ideas. The company are those who do make money. All that work that is not within the main objective, in the end, leads to better profits for the company.

4.0
Software engineering for QA
Test Engineer • Current Employee
April 10, 2012
Pros: It is a great place to work with benefits, compensations, careers, integration, and training. It offers a flexible work schedule, networking with Intel managers and executives, and social events organized through the RCGnet community group.
Cons: It is well worth the employee with innovations and ideas. The company are those who do make money. All that work that is not within the main objective, in the end, leads to better profits for the company.

Intel Interview Questions

Find Consecutive Integers from a Data Stream

Design a data structure to check if the last 'k' integers in a stream are equal to a given number. Implement a function that efficiently determines if the last 'k' elements are consecutive and match the given value.

ArraysTwo PointersSliding Windows

Maximum Nesting Depth of the Parentheses

Determine the maximum level of nested parentheses within a given string. Essentially, find the deepest level of parentheses in the expression.

Number of Islands

Given a grid representing land and water, count the number of distinct islands. An island is formed by connected land cells.

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