Don't work in post-silicon at Intel
Don't work in post-silicon at Intel
Flexible and casual work environment (at least in Austin, TX). Free coffee and other drinks. Good vacation policy.
The work was tedious and demoralizing. There were constant reorganizations and high attrition, with lots of micromanagement from all levels of management.
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Product Development Engineer
One phone screen followed by five on-site rounds on the same day. It's a smooth process. Once the phone screen is done, HR calls you and sets up further interviews with the team.
Product Development Engineer
Phone screen basic logic design questions. After a three-week phone screen, I received a call for an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of five rounds: * Computer architecture * Logic design * Perl/Python * Basic SystemVerilog (SV) *
Product Development Engineer
I was contacted by their HR Staffing consultant and was asked to send my resume if I was interested. I sent my resume and was then contacted for a phone interview. The phone interview lasted for an hour, and I was then invited for their onsite inte
Product Development Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesSeptember 1, 2017One phone screen followed by five on-site rounds on the same day. It's a smooth process. Once the phone screen is done, HR calls you and sets up further interviews with the team.
Product Development Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesMarch 1, 2017Phone screen basic logic design questions. After a three-week phone screen, I received a call for an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of five rounds: * Computer architecture * Logic design * Perl/Python * Basic SystemVerilog (SV) *
Product Development Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesJune 1, 2011I was contacted by their HR Staffing consultant and was asked to send my resume if I was interested. I sent my resume and was then contacted for a phone interview. The phone interview lasted for an hour, and I was then invited for their onsite inte
