Very good work culture in India.
No cons to mention as of now.
They asked about my Verilog projects and labs that I took in my coursework, and what I achieved in that lab coursework. The interview went slow. Then questions were on the digital domain. Questions on Verilog and C/C++: * STA * Verilog project
The interview process consisted of three rounds: two technical rounds and one HR round. The technical rounds focused on digital design and Verilog. They also asked about C concepts that were listed on my resume. The HR round was for introductions a
I applied online through the Intel career website. The process took more than 4 weeks. I was interviewed at Intel Corporation, Bangalore, India. The interview process was really challenging and interesting at the same time.
They asked about my Verilog projects and labs that I took in my coursework, and what I achieved in that lab coursework. The interview went slow. Then questions were on the digital domain. Questions on Verilog and C/C++: * STA * Verilog project
The interview process consisted of three rounds: two technical rounds and one HR round. The technical rounds focused on digital design and Verilog. They also asked about C concepts that were listed on my resume. The HR round was for introductions a
I applied online through the Intel career website. The process took more than 4 weeks. I was interviewed at Intel Corporation, Bangalore, India. The interview process was really challenging and interesting at the same time.