For a full-time employee, you get all of the benefits you can probably think of, and then on top of that, you can include a very good salary. The culture of the company is great, the people are awesome, and fun to work with.
Intel plays a big role in the development of products, so it doesn't get the attention of the public that most up-front companies like Apple do.
It's great.
The interview process was short and straightforward. It covered questions from my resume, focusing on data structures and algorithms. There were also questions regarding the rendering pipeline and DirectX 11. The questions were not overly difficult.
I got a call from HR, and they scheduled a interview (technical). Then they called me onsite. I just got the confirmation on the same day.
I applied for two open requisitions and waited for a month to be contacted by HR. I went through four interviews for both positions. The questions were not too complicated, covering: * General C++ * High-level SoC architecture * Behavioral question
The interview process was short and straightforward. It covered questions from my resume, focusing on data structures and algorithms. There were also questions regarding the rendering pipeline and DirectX 11. The questions were not overly difficult.
I got a call from HR, and they scheduled a interview (technical). Then they called me onsite. I just got the confirmation on the same day.
I applied for two open requisitions and waited for a month to be contacted by HR. I went through four interviews for both positions. The questions were not too complicated, covering: * General C++ * High-level SoC architecture * Behavioral question