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No downsides at Intel.
Two interviewers, about 2 hours total. Half was personal, and the other half was professional. They explained the recruiting process: two interviews with the same structure. No HR interview was planned, as opposed to other similar positions.
The interview took place from 9 AM to 3 PM. I had lunch with recruiters. The questions covered: * Computer architecture * Assembly languages (8086) * C language (linked lists and pointers) * Low power VLSI * Questions related to my projects and the
Profile was shortlisted. There were 3 rounds of interview. Each interview had a separate set of questions; one focused on system architecture, another on operating systems, and the last was on C/C++ concepts.
Two interviewers, about 2 hours total. Half was personal, and the other half was professional. They explained the recruiting process: two interviews with the same structure. No HR interview was planned, as opposed to other similar positions.
The interview took place from 9 AM to 3 PM. I had lunch with recruiters. The questions covered: * Computer architecture * Assembly languages (8086) * C language (linked lists and pointers) * Low power VLSI * Questions related to my projects and the
Profile was shortlisted. There were 3 rounds of interview. Each interview had a separate set of questions; one focused on system architecture, another on operating systems, and the last was on C/C++ concepts.