Hybrid-first (effectively remote if you want).
Great manager, but this varies significantly from team to team, I've heard.
Good mix of interesting and intense brand-new projects and calmer sustaining work.
Culture emphasizes work-life balance.
Pay seems low compared to several other companies. The location is in a relatively high cost of living area, further compounding on what seems like low pay. The decision-making system seems bloated and inefficient. Significant vestiges of old toxic work culture remain, with a focus on finger-pointing, though there are signs of improvement. There are no more free lunches after COVID/RTO perks were abandoned. Austerity measures saw layoffs and reduced 401k, salary, raises, promotions, and bonuses for those who stayed.
Simple, one-round interview. I was asked to explain how a system distributes energy from a basic chart. I was then asked behavioral questions regarding my experience and why Intel.
This was an interview conducted over a phone call. Firstly, the interviewer introduced their team and expressed respect for our work. Their team is working on supercomputers. As a software team, they are conducting testing on this new supercomputer
I applied for the job through the Intel website and was contacted about two weeks later to set up a phone interview. I was then invited for an on-site interview in Oregon a few days later. The interview consisted of a one-hour technical presentatio
Simple, one-round interview. I was asked to explain how a system distributes energy from a basic chart. I was then asked behavioral questions regarding my experience and why Intel.
This was an interview conducted over a phone call. Firstly, the interviewer introduced their team and expressed respect for our work. Their team is working on supercomputers. As a software team, they are conducting testing on this new supercomputer
I applied for the job through the Intel website and was contacted about two weeks later to set up a phone interview. I was then invited for an on-site interview in Oregon a few days later. The interview consisted of a one-hour technical presentatio