Intel

The interview was quite comprehensive. Knowledge of Digital Electronics, MOSFETs, BJTs, a Programming Language (of your choice), Statistics and Probability, etc., was tested. The technical interview was followed by a large volume of behavioral quest

The interview consisted of a phone screen. I had interned before, so I'm not sure if that was why it was easier. They asked me simple V=IR questions, some easy C++ questions trying to figure out what a particular function did, and I believe identifyi

Enter the campus and interview with several different people. Each will ask a flurry of questions, and it's almost like taking a verbal SAT exam. It's draining, and the company is terrible about calling applicants back. It's important to review each