Great place to work for hardware.
None that comes to mind.
I received a call from the technical team at Intel. It was supposed to be a general discussion but turned out to be a full interview. The interview went well. The following week, I was asked to appear for the next round. There were two face-to-face
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.
Linux, Python, and Networking, troubleshooting. Scripting, Containerization. Basics of Operating Systems. Behavioral questions and scenario-based questions about server provisioning and management. Migration from on-premise to cloud infrastructure. G
I received a call from the technical team at Intel. It was supposed to be a general discussion but turned out to be a full interview. The interview went well. The following week, I was asked to appear for the next round. There were two face-to-face
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.
Linux, Python, and Networking, troubleshooting. Scripting, Containerization. Basics of Operating Systems. Behavioral questions and scenario-based questions about server provisioning and management. Migration from on-premise to cloud infrastructure. G