Good company to start with.
No such negative points to mention.
It's simple and straightforward. Some basic questions from memory, semiconductor physics, and mixed-signal IC design. They don't expect an expert-level reply, but hope to have a clear basic understanding of your courses. Sometimes asks questions from
It was difficult. Many smart people at Intel were involved. The focus was geared through computer architecture, C/C++, and algorithms and data structures. The manager also asked some puzzle questions.
1. HR contact 2. Phone interview with hiring manager. 3. On-site interview with 7 engineers, including 2 managers. 4. Wait for 2 weeks to get an offer.
It's simple and straightforward. Some basic questions from memory, semiconductor physics, and mixed-signal IC design. They don't expect an expert-level reply, but hope to have a clear basic understanding of your courses. Sometimes asks questions from
It was difficult. Many smart people at Intel were involved. The focus was geared through computer architecture, C/C++, and algorithms and data structures. The manager also asked some puzzle questions.
1. HR contact 2. Phone interview with hiring manager. 3. On-site interview with 7 engineers, including 2 managers. 4. Wait for 2 weeks to get an offer.