Validation Engineer Interview Experience - Columbia, South Carolina
Process
Met with recruiters through a college career fair. After two weeks, I received an email to set up a phone interview.
The interview lasted an hour over the phone. The interviewer asked about my knowledge of oscilloscopes and logic analyzers, my senior design project, and some of the research I have done in grad school.
Questions
Questions about past research and classes.
Nothing too technical.
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Intel's interview process for their Validation Engineer roles in Columbia, South Carolina is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Intel's Validation Engineer interview process in Columbia, South Carolina.
Intel Work Experiences
- 5.0Good place to workValidation Engineer • Former EmployeeColumbia, South Carolina, United StatesNovember 20, 2020Pros: Overall, a great place to work. Benefits: * Paid leave Work environmentCons: Long hours during power on.
- 5.0Intel Work EnvironmentValidation Engineer • Current EmployeeColumbia, South Carolina, United StatesMay 26, 2016Pros: Good salary and benefits. Great people to work with.Cons: Highly competitive, rigorous performance reviews.
- 3.0Meh. Business as usualValidation Engineer • Current EmployeeColumbia, South Carolina, United StatesApril 21, 2016Pros: Purchasing Intel products at reduced cost. Flexible vacation time.Cons: The "focal review process" is a lot of smoke and mirrors. Smaller sites beware! Working at a small site means that upper management is constantly looking for a reason to get rid of the site and consolidate everything on the West Coast. People routinely bite off more than they can chew, knowing that they can just pass it off to someone else.
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