Intel

I was an intern for three months last year in a different group. They know my working style and commitment. The internship could best be described as 'the devil is in the details.' Your best bet to complete a given task is to ask your coworkers, rat

The internship transitioned into an offer, so there was no formal interview. However, I had to show my skills during the internship, and the internship interviews were relatively difficult. I accepted the offer, as I loved my internship experience.

An 8-hour day, consisting of: * 1-hour PhD defense presentation * 5 one-hour 1:1 interviews * Lunch * An information session The people were nice, and the atmosphere was positive. They asked both technical and behavioral questions.