Everyone has been very nice and polite. The group of interns is great, and we were easily put into connection with one another to make friends and network. My manager and team are great and do fun things together outside of work. There are also a lot of great volunteer activities that I enjoy participating in.
Sometimes getting projects rolling is a slow process, but I think that is inherent in any internship, as this is an issue I have had with other companies as well.
The interview process at Intel is usually quite lengthy. Typically, there will be a phone screen with 1-2 rounds. If selected, a whole day process with 5-6 rounds follows. The subjects of the interview vary from basic software programming (C, C++,
The interview process started with a phone interview in late April. The interviewer asked a series of questions on: * DFT Techniques * PERL/TK * PCI Express I was able to answer all questions satisfactorily. I was shortlisted for FM Rush In
Anything that you put on your resume, they will ask you about, so be honest. They want to know what languages you know, and they want to know all of the parts of a computer.
The interview process at Intel is usually quite lengthy. Typically, there will be a phone screen with 1-2 rounds. If selected, a whole day process with 5-6 rounds follows. The subjects of the interview vary from basic software programming (C, C++,
The interview process started with a phone interview in late April. The interviewer asked a series of questions on: * DFT Techniques * PERL/TK * PCI Express I was able to answer all questions satisfactorily. I was shortlisted for FM Rush In
Anything that you put on your resume, they will ask you about, so be honest. They want to know what languages you know, and they want to know all of the parts of a computer.