Great work/life balance. Interesting projects.
Conservative benefits. Frequent reorg changes.
They contacted me by message and then interviewed me without prior notice, without me having applied for a "student worker" position. Two months later, they sent me a link to register as an "intern at Intel". I registered, and the next day they call
The interview was pretty casual. I was interviewed at a cafe and met a lot of cross-functional teams. I was asked questions about: * Hardware * Firmware (C) * General debugging I was also asked personality-based "if you were in this situation" typ
The process started with questions about why you're interested in the company. It then went to technical questions about electrophysics, circuits, and math. Finally, it moved into some programming questions. I was interviewed by 3 different groups
They contacted me by message and then interviewed me without prior notice, without me having applied for a "student worker" position. Two months later, they sent me a link to register as an "intern at Intel". I registered, and the next day they call
The interview was pretty casual. I was interviewed at a cafe and met a lot of cross-functional teams. I was asked questions about: * Hardware * Firmware (C) * General debugging I was also asked personality-based "if you were in this situation" typ
The process started with questions about why you're interested in the company. It then went to technical questions about electrophysics, circuits, and math. Finally, it moved into some programming questions. I was interviewed by 3 different groups