You work alongside some incredibly bright minds. My supervisor was a PhD, but I felt like I was able to contribute at a near-peer level.
Incredibly depth-driven. It seems like different teams are speaking different languages, and the manager role is mostly translation.
A friend referred me to a team manager. The team manager liked my resume and scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview mainly involved informing me about the job requirements, gauging my interest, and confirming my willingness to relocate to
Made it to the second round of interviews. The first one is pretty simple; they go over your resume and your previous experience. There aren't really any technical questions. The second interview is more technical. They ask in-depth questions about
Intel came to my school and gave a talk outlining what they do. They also gave us a chance to drop off our resumes. That night, I got a call for a follow-up interview the next morning on campus. It lasted about 30 minutes. During the interview, I ex
A friend referred me to a team manager. The team manager liked my resume and scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview mainly involved informing me about the job requirements, gauging my interest, and confirming my willingness to relocate to
Made it to the second round of interviews. The first one is pretty simple; they go over your resume and your previous experience. There aren't really any technical questions. The second interview is more technical. They ask in-depth questions about
Intel came to my school and gave a talk outlining what they do. They also gave us a chance to drop off our resumes. That night, I got a call for a follow-up interview the next morning on campus. It lasted about 30 minutes. During the interview, I ex