Intel

I first started as an intern in the Firmware Team, working on NVMe products. At the conclusion of my internship, management was satisfied with my performance and directly offered me a full-time firmware engineer position within the same team. Furthe

My first interview was a phone interview via a Lync meeting. The interviewer was low-key and asked questions that started easy but became progressively harder. The in-person interview was out of state, so I was flown in. I had a five-person intervie

It was for an intern position, so the questions were pretty basic. They asked about my projects and my past experience with firmware development. I had a bit of experience, so I explained that. They usually just see how well you know your projects a