Good work-life balance. Good coworkers.
Nothing to complain about at the moment.
Multiple rounds testing coding skills, problem-solving skills, and technology-related concepts. Coding was done on paper and on a whiteboard. Most of the questions were related to bitwise operations, with some oral questions about optimization.
I had applied online on the Intel website. I was contacted directly by the hiring manager at Intel, MA. The interview was scheduled within a week. The result was also declared within a couple of days.
Round 1: Telephonic This is a round to assess if the skillset matches. Round 2: Technical (C, Data Structures, Puzzles) This is split into multiple sub-rounds with team members. Round 3: In-depth on specialized area. Round 4: HR and salary negotia
Multiple rounds testing coding skills, problem-solving skills, and technology-related concepts. Coding was done on paper and on a whiteboard. Most of the questions were related to bitwise operations, with some oral questions about optimization.
I had applied online on the Intel website. I was contacted directly by the hiring manager at Intel, MA. The interview was scheduled within a week. The result was also declared within a couple of days.
Round 1: Telephonic This is a round to assess if the skillset matches. Round 2: Technical (C, Data Structures, Puzzles) This is split into multiple sub-rounds with team members. Round 3: In-depth on specialized area. Round 4: HR and salary negotia