There are good benefits and atmosphere.
Employment is very unstable in there.
I was asked about a few ML concepts and a couple of OS-related topics. Later on, I was asked to give a presentation regarding my skills and knowledge. There were some other chats afterward, but those were not technical.
Short introduction talk. Questions related to various communication protocols (SPI, I2C, and so on). Technical part, coding in C, solving simple problems in various embedded areas. Foreign language checkup by speaking in the said language.
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br
I was asked about a few ML concepts and a couple of OS-related topics. Later on, I was asked to give a presentation regarding my skills and knowledge. There were some other chats afterward, but those were not technical.
Short introduction talk. Questions related to various communication protocols (SPI, I2C, and so on). Technical part, coding in C, solving simple problems in various embedded areas. Foreign language checkup by speaking in the said language.
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br