Good company, but less productive and tech-heavy.
No clear direction and political environment.
Easiest interview process. Started with a few phone calls to various team members based in the U.S. Each call was 30 minutes to an hour. Then, an in-person interview on-site, lasting a little over an hour.
Very flexible with interview scheduling. I was able to interview late in the day after my regular job. There were multiple interview days, though. Also, it was very unclear which project I was interviewing for. Constant internal reorgs occurred.
Semi-Difficult - Interactive - Phone/Video Interview - Technical - Overall Skillset Match - VLSI - PDK Development - ASIC - Latest Technology - Previous Employment. The interview process at Intel for an Application Engineer role in TD was very well
Easiest interview process. Started with a few phone calls to various team members based in the U.S. Each call was 30 minutes to an hour. Then, an in-person interview on-site, lasting a little over an hour.
Very flexible with interview scheduling. I was able to interview late in the day after my regular job. There were multiple interview days, though. Also, it was very unclear which project I was interviewing for. Constant internal reorgs occurred.
Semi-Difficult - Interactive - Phone/Video Interview - Technical - Overall Skillset Match - VLSI - PDK Development - ASIC - Latest Technology - Previous Employment. The interview process at Intel for an Application Engineer role in TD was very well