Not doing so great
Not doing so great
Good work-life balance, flexibility, learning opportunities, and research work.
Continuous change of management, change of timelines.
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Silicon Validation Engineer
Briefly asked questions about my interest and background, then asked one technical question. The questions about my background were a bit about hobbies and some questions about past projects I had completed, why I wanted to work at Intel. The technic
Silicon Validation Engineer
Long interview of 8 rounds. Rounds were on RTL design, processor architecture, validation skills, layout design skills, software skills, and also scripting skills. Moderate difficulty. Most of the interviewers were friendly.
Silicon Validation Engineer
Interviewed for roughly 40 minutes. First portion was attributed to getting to know me; second portion was focused on a technical programming question. Overall, the interview was relatively relaxed and straightforward. Interviewer was open to hiring
Silicon Validation Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaFebruary 1, 2017Briefly asked questions about my interest and background, then asked one technical question. The questions about my background were a bit about hobbies and some questions about past projects I had completed, why I wanted to work at Intel. The technic
Silicon Validation Engineer
United StatesApril 7, 2017Long interview of 8 rounds. Rounds were on RTL design, processor architecture, validation skills, layout design skills, software skills, and also scripting skills. Moderate difficulty. Most of the interviewers were friendly.
Silicon Validation Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaJanuary 1, 2017Interviewed for roughly 40 minutes. First portion was attributed to getting to know me; second portion was focused on a technical programming question. Overall, the interview was relatively relaxed and straightforward. Interviewer was open to hiring
