The company has awesome benefits, and you have access to work with great technology.
Worst time ever to be an Intel employee. Critical projects are being cancelled due to a lack of understanding by management. A lot of people are quite quitting, especially if you are an older employee.
Upper management is a "shitshow." First-line managers and individual engineers are what hold this company together.
I successfully completed all interview stages at Intel for the Software Development Engineer (JR0269659) position. The process was challenging but well-structured, and I was ultimately offered the job. After signing the contract, I informed other po
First interview with HR, then with managers and a technical test. The interview is competency-based, so ask questions in that style: * How have you resolved such a situation? * Have you requested technical assistance? * Have you had projects that y
Several basic tech interviews and a small personality interview. Pseudocode programming and a logic test are normal. Basic digital circuit questions and EE questions are also common. They like to include puzzles in their questions.
I successfully completed all interview stages at Intel for the Software Development Engineer (JR0269659) position. The process was challenging but well-structured, and I was ultimately offered the job. After signing the contract, I informed other po
First interview with HR, then with managers and a technical test. The interview is competency-based, so ask questions in that style: * How have you resolved such a situation? * Have you requested technical assistance? * Have you had projects that y
Several basic tech interviews and a small personality interview. Pseudocode programming and a logic test are normal. Basic digital circuit questions and EE questions are also common. They like to include puzzles in their questions.