The work is very interesting, especially in trying to improve AI performance on CPU.
Work is also flexible, with a hybrid work policy.
The future of the company is uncertain. The landscape has changed dramatically over the last two years due to competition.
I was just kind of called out of the blue. They didn't really interview me on much, just asked basic C questions. It was kind of easy, to tell you the truth. If you have taken any sort of class in C, you're golden.
The process was good. There were two interviews: * One with the hiring manager, covering general questions and previous expertise. * The second one with engineers, focusing on technical questions. The process took almost three weeks to complet
Applied through Foobar. Did well enough on the follow-up phone interview to go out to Santa Clara. I did alright, but that's not good enough for Intel. Overall, the process was on average smooth.
I was just kind of called out of the blue. They didn't really interview me on much, just asked basic C questions. It was kind of easy, to tell you the truth. If you have taken any sort of class in C, you're golden.
The process was good. There were two interviews: * One with the hiring manager, covering general questions and previous expertise. * The second one with engineers, focusing on technical questions. The process took almost three weeks to complet
Applied through Foobar. Did well enough on the follow-up phone interview to go out to Santa Clara. I did alright, but that's not good enough for Intel. Overall, the process was on average smooth.