Intel

The technical rounds were very challenging. With four rounds overall, it was difficult because the level of questioning was consistently high. It was truly challenging to clear the technical interviews, then the HR discussion, and finally, the joy of

The first round of interviews included two 30-minute interviews. One interview involved writing Verilog code to find the maximum number from a 256-byte ROM. The second interview required writing Verilog code to swap the lower nibble with the higher

I was referred and had a phone screen. After passing the phone screen, I was invited for an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of five 1:1 interviews covering different topics, followed by a lunch. Most of the people I met seemed nice. I did no