Work-life balance is pretty good.
Pay is not the greatest in the tech industry.
Phone screening. I got the offer thru employee reference, and one of the team members called and asked some basic questions and gave me coding exercises. He spoke about the team and its work.
I applied on the Intel careers website. I had technical phone interviews followed by onsite interviews. There were seven one-on-one interview sessions, each lasting for 45 minutes. They mostly touched upon C and C++ programming questions and basic
One interview. It was a very pleasant and professional interview. Everyone was really kind, and the interview had good vibes. They also asked me to read about technology I had never heard of and explain it to them.
Phone screening. I got the offer thru employee reference, and one of the team members called and asked some basic questions and gave me coding exercises. He spoke about the team and its work.
I applied on the Intel careers website. I had technical phone interviews followed by onsite interviews. There were seven one-on-one interview sessions, each lasting for 45 minutes. They mostly touched upon C and C++ programming questions and basic
One interview. It was a very pleasant and professional interview. Everyone was really kind, and the interview had good vibes. They also asked me to read about technology I had never heard of and explain it to them.