Nice place to work, but a turbulent time for the company
Nice place to work, but a turbulent time for the company
Flexible working hours, interesting work, nice people, good managers.
Difficult times for the company: layoffs, org changes, and a recent change to the hybrid working policy, with four days on-site.
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Intel Interview Experiences
Product Development Engineer
Questions on C, C++, Digital circuits, infant mortality rate, Vol-Voh and Vil-Vih related questions, and some behavioral questions.
Product Development Engineer
I applied through an employee referral and was scheduled for a 1-hour phone interview. The interview was based on my resume, and I was asked to explain any software projects I had completed. I was also asked questions on CMOS hardware and its basic
Product Development Engineer
Two phone screen rounds: * One HR round: "Why Intel? Why this role?" * One Technical round Each round was 45 minutes. On-site: Five rounds, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Each round was 45 minutes.
Product Development Engineer
Portland, Oregon, United StatesOctober 17, 2012Questions on C, C++, Digital circuits, infant mortality rate, Vol-Voh and Vil-Vih related questions, and some behavioral questions.
Product Development Engineer
United StatesSeptember 27, 2018I applied through an employee referral and was scheduled for a 1-hour phone interview. The interview was based on my resume, and I was asked to explain any software projects I had completed. I was also asked questions on CMOS hardware and its basic
Product Development Engineer
United StatesApril 9, 2017Two phone screen rounds: * One HR round: "Why Intel? Why this role?" * One Technical round Each round was 45 minutes. On-site: Five rounds, from 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Each round was 45 minutes.
