Working as QA at Intel
Working as QA at Intel
Had an amazing experience. Lots to learn, supportive managers, good work-life balance, and supportive colleagues.
Automation was not in place to the fullest, hence I had to do testing for the majority of projects manually. It is not a place to learn good technologies.
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At the beginning, the setup was nice. A manager arranged for me to meet the team and have an interview in front of six of them. The interview lasted two hours and involved many questions. However, there was no immediate follow-up. It turned out the b
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It started with my introduction and background information. Then there were two panelists. They asked me about my branch shift. Next, they moved forward with my projects and resume.
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The longest interview I have attended to date. Most of the questions were from my resume about past projects and a couple of basic questions about linked lists (insert, delete). Hypothetical questions included: * What technology would you use if you
Quality Assurance Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJune 1, 2017At the beginning, the setup was nice. A manager arranged for me to meet the team and have an interview in front of six of them. The interview lasted two hours and involved many questions. However, there was no immediate follow-up. It turned out the b
AI Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2025It started with my introduction and background information. Then there were two panelists. They asked me about my branch shift. Next, they moved forward with my projects and resume.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 1, 2012The longest interview I have attended to date. Most of the questions were from my resume about past projects and a couple of basic questions about linked lists (insert, delete). Hypothetical questions included: * What technology would you use if you
