Intel

The manager was approachable and made me feel comfortable to speak honestly. We discussed the team and life at Intel. I was asked a few behavioral questions and about my salary expectations. They also inquired about my interests beyond academics.

There are three interviews. The first is a general-purpose interview, covering background, experience, and so on. The second is a hardware interview, focusing on basics and signal analysis. The last is a software interview with two exercises, wher

Long and pointless, as if they just have to do it, so they ask about typical stuff, like a copy and paste. Easy in a certain way. But multiple interviews for no reason.