It feels good to work here.
No major bad thing found.
It was offline for 4 rounds of interviews. In the first round, they asked about the basics of Digital Electronics, such as: * Drawing a half-adder and full-adder circuit. * Designing an SR latch. * Drawing a 3-bit counter.
I had one remote interview with two group members, where they asked about myself and some professional questions. After the interview, I received homework by email, to hand in after 48 hours. After they viewed my work, I was called for another inte
A good and interactive experience. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, providing hints to answer problems in some places. I would highly recommend Intel as a choice for freshers; they will experience good growth.
It was offline for 4 rounds of interviews. In the first round, they asked about the basics of Digital Electronics, such as: * Drawing a half-adder and full-adder circuit. * Designing an SR latch. * Drawing a 3-bit counter.
I had one remote interview with two group members, where they asked about myself and some professional questions. After the interview, I received homework by email, to hand in after 48 hours. After they viewed my work, I was called for another inte
A good and interactive experience. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, providing hints to answer problems in some places. I would highly recommend Intel as a choice for freshers; they will experience good growth.