Intel, international, remote work, full support (also remote), benefits, compensations.
Nothing, just nothing at all.
I had one-on-one or two-on-one interviews with 5-6 team members. 40% of the questions were behavioral, and 60% were technical, with some brain teasers and questions pertaining to my prior internship at Intel. Intel heavily favors recent college gra
There was an hour-long phone interview covering programming basics and questions on my projects. The questions revolved around embedded programming, RTOS, and memories. The next day, I received a coding test to be completed within 24 hours. It coul
I had an introductory call, and then a few days later, I scheduled a full interview. This interview included them asking more about me and my experience in the field. They wanted to know how much I knew about semiconductors.
I had one-on-one or two-on-one interviews with 5-6 team members. 40% of the questions were behavioral, and 60% were technical, with some brain teasers and questions pertaining to my prior internship at Intel. Intel heavily favors recent college gra
There was an hour-long phone interview covering programming basics and questions on my projects. The questions revolved around embedded programming, RTOS, and memories. The next day, I received a coding test to be completed within 24 hours. It coul
I had an introductory call, and then a few days later, I scheduled a full interview. This interview included them asking more about me and my experience in the field. They wanted to know how much I knew about semiconductors.