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Great place to work
I've been at Intel for 5 years, and I can say it truly is a great place to work. They take care of their employees with great benefits and work-life balance.
Work can sometimes be a bit redundant, but that's where automation can help.
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Automation Engineer
Two technical interviews followed by an HR interview. The technical interviews were quite standard, not having any outstanding questions. The process was very efficient, and they gave a decision very fast.
Automation Engineer
Interviews were conducted by eight people of varying experience and technical background. Each one of them looked into a different aspect of my experience. The difficulty level was average, which spoke about the nature of the job. After the initial
Automation Engineer
First, a phone call with HR in the local language. After that, an online meeting via Teams with two managers in English. Wait for the result after a few weeks. Problem-solving is critical.
Automation Engineer
Haifa, IsraelOctober 29, 2016Two technical interviews followed by an HR interview. The technical interviews were quite standard, not having any outstanding questions. The process was very efficient, and they gave a decision very fast.
Automation Engineer
IndiaJanuary 20, 2016Interviews were conducted by eight people of varying experience and technical background. Each one of them looked into a different aspect of my experience. The difficulty level was average, which spoke about the nature of the job. After the initial
Automation Engineer
Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamDecember 1, 2021First, a phone call with HR in the local language. After that, an online meeting via Teams with two managers in English. Wait for the result after a few weeks. Problem-solving is critical.
