Altera is now part of Intel
Altera is now part of Intel
We have integrated well with Intel. There is excitement. Gross margins are insanely high for the industry. Great fit, as we have new synergies to exploit.
Actual integration paperwork is slow.
Still getting used to the new company and people.
Continue communicating integration and business plans with the employees.
We like to understand where we are as engineers and Intel employees.
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There was quick email communication to set up a phone interview. At the end of the phone call, he said I should hear back soon. I then received more emails detailing that I got the position, and the official offer should come soon.
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It was an initial 1-hour phone interview. The interviewer asked questions mostly about the items on my resume, concentrating more on Perl and C++. Setup and hold times also played a crucial role. Design logic questions were also concentrated on. "B
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Applied online. Received an email about a month later to set up a 1-hour phone interview. Questions were mostly technical, but included a few personal/non-technical ones. The questions were standard, nothing out of the ordinary.
Design Automation Engineer
United StatesJuly 22, 2019There was quick email communication to set up a phone interview. At the end of the phone call, he said I should hear back soon. I then received more emails detailing that I got the position, and the official offer should come soon.
Design Automation Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesOctober 1, 2015It was an initial 1-hour phone interview. The interviewer asked questions mostly about the items on my resume, concentrating more on Perl and C++. Setup and hold times also played a crucial role. Design logic questions were also concentrated on. "B
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Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesFebruary 1, 2019Applied online. Received an email about a month later to set up a 1-hour phone interview. Questions were mostly technical, but included a few personal/non-technical ones. The questions were standard, nothing out of the ordinary.
