Good variety of work with liberty.
I don't find any cons to working at Intel.
The interview process involved one phone screen and three interviews. There weren't a ton of technical questions. A few questions focused on Python, as it's the language I use in my job every day. There were also many behavioral questions, as well as
One call with the hiring manager and then two technical interviews in the following week. The background check and offer process started two weeks later. Interview questions mostly consisted of the basics of C#, C++, and OOP concepts.
I was asked about a simple program and statistics. At the beginning, the interviewer asked me about my resume and what I did in my research. The interviewer was really interested in the research I did, so we talked about that for a couple of minutes.
The interview process involved one phone screen and three interviews. There weren't a ton of technical questions. A few questions focused on Python, as it's the language I use in my job every day. There were also many behavioral questions, as well as
One call with the hiring manager and then two technical interviews in the following week. The background check and offer process started two weeks later. Interview questions mostly consisted of the basics of C#, C++, and OOP concepts.
I was asked about a simple program and statistics. At the beginning, the interviewer asked me about my resume and what I did in my research. The interviewer was really interested in the research I did, so we talked about that for a couple of minutes.