With Pat, we changed our path towards Intel's initial goals, making it clear that Intel wants to enrich me with money, career opportunities, and make it a better place to work.
Huge management chain. Lots of re-orgs, which are usually not well justified.
I passed three interviews: one with the PM (if I understood correctly) and two further technical interviews, each with a different single developer. All in all, this, as I understood it, comprised the full interview process. After waiting several da
2-3 phase interview 1. Discussion about candidate experience, challenges, roles, etc. Also, a few technical theoretical questions about algorithms, data structures, and CPU architecture. 2. Technical interview with 1-2 problems. One of the problems
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
I passed three interviews: one with the PM (if I understood correctly) and two further technical interviews, each with a different single developer. All in all, this, as I understood it, comprised the full interview process. After waiting several da
2-3 phase interview 1. Discussion about candidate experience, challenges, roles, etc. Also, a few technical theoretical questions about algorithms, data structures, and CPU architecture. 2. Technical interview with 1-2 problems. One of the problems
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