Good place to work for an experienced professional.
You're a professional, comparatively paid less compared to other tech companies.
The longest interview I have attended to date. Most of the questions were from my resume about past projects and a couple of basic questions about linked lists (insert, delete). Hypothetical questions included: * What technology would you use if you
I had uploaded my resume for a position and received a call for a telephone screening. After the telephone screening, I was asked to come onsite for further rounds. I was asked to come on another day for a brief discussion with the hiring manager, w
It was quite smooth. One important piece of information is that Intel is a heavily hardware-based company, so knowledge of C/C++ is a must. Further, your resume should have at least one internship or project based on C/C++.
The longest interview I have attended to date. Most of the questions were from my resume about past projects and a couple of basic questions about linked lists (insert, delete). Hypothetical questions included: * What technology would you use if you
I had uploaded my resume for a position and received a call for a telephone screening. After the telephone screening, I was asked to come onsite for further rounds. I was asked to come on another day for a brief discussion with the hiring manager, w
It was quite smooth. One important piece of information is that Intel is a heavily hardware-based company, so knowledge of C/C++ is a must. Further, your resume should have at least one internship or project based on C/C++.