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Intel is a great place to work where you can learn deeply about technology.
The values and respect of the partners is great.
Intel includes a lot of benefits to be comfortable at home or at the site.
I have not found cons at Intel.
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Product Development Engineer
I interviewed at Intel in San Jose. I was referred to this position and received a call two days later asking me to set up a phone interview. A week later, I had a second phone interview, and the next day I was invited for an onsite interview. The
Product Development Engineer
The interview was conducted in November 2017. It was through a reference. The phone interview was totally based on my previous experience. The next day, I received an invitation for a one-to-one interview. The interview lasted for 4 hours, with fou
Product Development Engineer
The process lasted 2-3 months, including the phone screen and onsite interview. The phone screen interview was average, and the onsite had 3 rounds, including technical and programming skills. These ranged from fundamental to more advanced topics. Th
Product Development Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2018I interviewed at Intel in San Jose. I was referred to this position and received a call two days later asking me to set up a phone interview. A week later, I had a second phone interview, and the next day I was invited for an onsite interview. The
Product Development Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2017The interview was conducted in November 2017. It was through a reference. The phone interview was totally based on my previous experience. The next day, I received an invitation for a one-to-one interview. The interview lasted for 4 hours, with fou
Product Development Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesApril 1, 2017The process lasted 2-3 months, including the phone screen and onsite interview. The phone screen interview was average, and the onsite had 3 rounds, including technical and programming skills. These ranged from fundamental to more advanced topics. Th
