Great company with amazing opportunities
Great company with amazing opportunities
- Very competitive salary
- Great potential to grow your career
- Help in difficult situations
- Talented and diverse people
- If you have a high grade, expect some political wars.
- Your growth depends on your management chain significantly.
- Much administrative work (trainings, meetings, unrelated emails, etc.).
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Intel Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Two phone screens. First one was dedicated to coding. I was asked to implement strcmp and binary search. Second interview had questions from areas: TCP/IP stack, hardware architecture, operating systems. There should also be a meeting with the te
Software Engineer
The interview took about an hour and was quite easy. It included a few programming questions, questions about data structures (vector, map, list, hash functions), basic algorithms (different flavors of sort algorithms), algorithm complexity, software
Dl Rnd Engineer
1.5 hours total, starting with OOP paradigms, then discussing main Python features: mutable/immutable objects, generators, and iterators. Then DL theory, mostly about convolutions. Finally, live coding two tasks: writing a word counter in a raw strin
Software Engineer
Moscow, RussiaOctober 1, 2017Two phone screens. First one was dedicated to coding. I was asked to implement strcmp and binary search. Second interview had questions from areas: TCP/IP stack, hardware architecture, operating systems. There should also be a meeting with the te
Software Engineer
Nizhniy Novgorod, RussiaJanuary 1, 2020The interview took about an hour and was quite easy. It included a few programming questions, questions about data structures (vector, map, list, hash functions), basic algorithms (different flavors of sort algorithms), algorithm complexity, software
Dl Rnd Engineer
RussiaDecember 11, 20211.5 hours total, starting with OOP paradigms, then discussing main Python features: mutable/immutable objects, generators, and iterators. Then DL theory, mostly about convolutions. Finally, live coding two tasks: writing a word counter in a raw strin
