Great environment, with lots of very smart and friendly people.
Probably the best place to intern at, with a good intern network and a lot of events and groups to be a part of.
Lots of projects available to me, with good freedom to pick and work on projects I liked.
Santa Clara was amazing.
The management was a little absent during my stay.
My manager was absent for bonding leave, so I didn't get to talk to them much.
It took about two weeks, interviewing with five different people within the team. The interview difficulty is above average if you have no experience with C or with Linux. Make sure you know basic concepts of operating systems as well.
This was my second interview with Intel, following my phone interview. It was a face-to-face meeting with four members of the group I would be working with. They primarily asked programming questions, mostly basic and fundamental concepts in C, such
I had a 1-hour phone interview for pre-silicon verification. The interviewer was nice and very experienced, with a background more in RTL coding. He asked questions entirely on computer architecture subjects, such as: * Pipelining and its hazards
It took about two weeks, interviewing with five different people within the team. The interview difficulty is above average if you have no experience with C or with Linux. Make sure you know basic concepts of operating systems as well.
This was my second interview with Intel, following my phone interview. It was a face-to-face meeting with four members of the group I would be working with. They primarily asked programming questions, mostly basic and fundamental concepts in C, such
I had a 1-hour phone interview for pre-silicon verification. The interviewer was nice and very experienced, with a background more in RTL coding. He asked questions entirely on computer architecture subjects, such as: * Pipelining and its hazards