Got to work with team members, all of whom were friendly.
Due to remote work, it was tough being able to connect with team members.
The interviewer/manager called me the day before to ask if I was interested in interviewing for a HW design position. This position was an entry-level, college grad position with Intel UMG to get Intel chips into phones. Questions were mostly about
I was contacted by a recruiter/HR from Intel via email. They stated they had seen my resume and that it matched their requirements. Initially, I did not reply to the email for a few days, but then I decided to give it a shot. We discussed scheduling
There was a phone interview first, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. Some of them were: * How do you decrease the delay of a long wire? * Which combination of inputs gives the best delay for a 2-input NAND gate? Which combination gives
The interviewer/manager called me the day before to ask if I was interested in interviewing for a HW design position. This position was an entry-level, college grad position with Intel UMG to get Intel chips into phones. Questions were mostly about
I was contacted by a recruiter/HR from Intel via email. They stated they had seen my resume and that it matched their requirements. Initially, I did not reply to the email for a few days, but then I decided to give it a shot. We discussed scheduling
There was a phone interview first, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. Some of them were: * How do you decrease the delay of a long wire? * Which combination of inputs gives the best delay for a 2-input NAND gate? Which combination gives