Intel gives you the liberty and space to keep experimenting with the field you would like to grow with.
Long hours of waiting to know if your department will hire you after your internship.
It was mainly concentrated on core topics. Questions were asked on STA, ASIC flow, and basic digital concepts. Then, some HR-level questions followed, like "What do you know about the company?"
I had an opportunity to be interviewed by Intel. The panel had two members, and questions about IPC, OS, and C programming were asked. Unfortunately, I couldn't clear the first round. The level of questions asked was good.
It was offline for 4 rounds of interviews. In the first round, they asked about the basics of Digital Electronics, such as: * Drawing a half-adder and full-adder circuit. * Designing an SR latch. * Drawing a 3-bit counter.
It was mainly concentrated on core topics. Questions were asked on STA, ASIC flow, and basic digital concepts. Then, some HR-level questions followed, like "What do you know about the company?"
I had an opportunity to be interviewed by Intel. The panel had two members, and questions about IPC, OS, and C programming were asked. Unfortunately, I couldn't clear the first round. The level of questions asked was good.
It was offline for 4 rounds of interviews. In the first round, they asked about the basics of Digital Electronics, such as: * Drawing a half-adder and full-adder circuit. * Designing an SR latch. * Drawing a 3-bit counter.