You get a lot of possibilities to grow at Intel. The One Intel mindset is not only proclaimed but lived! Also, you can always ask anybody anything and get help.
The Technical Assistance Center is horrible. You have to deal with somebody somewhere in the world who asks you exactly what you have already written in the ticket, and usually you don't get a solution because he/she has no knowledge, rights, or understanding to solve the issue. Then it gets escalated, and usually it takes so long that you give up after a certain time.
Phone interview, about 40 minutes. Make sure you are ready for the interview. Do some research and practice your programming questions. Make sure you know how to describe the projects you have done.
The interview was very relaxed. There was mutual interest between both parties. Several follow-up emails were exchanged after the interview. Unfortunately, the talks stopped due to a hiring freeze.
Three rounds of coding tests were conducted: two rounds in C and one round in Python, with three different interviewers. Some questions about projects on the resume occurred before and after the coding tests. Each interview was 30 minutes long.
Phone interview, about 40 minutes. Make sure you are ready for the interview. Do some research and practice your programming questions. Make sure you know how to describe the projects you have done.
The interview was very relaxed. There was mutual interest between both parties. Several follow-up emails were exchanged after the interview. Unfortunately, the talks stopped due to a hiring freeze.
Three rounds of coding tests were conducted: two rounds in C and one round in Python, with three different interviewers. Some questions about projects on the resume occurred before and after the coding tests. Each interview was 30 minutes long.