Good company to work for.
Nothing about it to report here.
I talked to a representative at a career fair. The interview process started with an in-person interview after the career fair, followed by a technical phone interview, and then a technical on-site interview.
It was an easy one. They just asked questions from my master's degree for the RF position. Some really basic technical knowledge relevant to the position was asked. Then some questions to test your soft skills. That's it. Be confident and you will
An Intel representative came to the school to conduct interviews with some students and talk about the company. The interviewer was nice. He asked me to talk about myself, and then he asked me all technical questions related to microprocessors.
I talked to a representative at a career fair. The interview process started with an in-person interview after the career fair, followed by a technical phone interview, and then a technical on-site interview.
It was an easy one. They just asked questions from my master's degree for the RF position. Some really basic technical knowledge relevant to the position was asked. Then some questions to test your soft skills. That's it. Be confident and you will
An Intel representative came to the school to conduct interviews with some students and talk about the company. The interviewer was nice. He asked me to talk about myself, and then he asked me all technical questions related to microprocessors.