Good work-life balance, food.
Low salary, hardware-oriented depending on the team.
I applied by sending my CV through an employee at Intel. I received a call from HR, who invited me to an interview one week later. I was interviewed by three people. They explained how the company works and what the role of that team is.
I had only a two-round interview since I was an intern here. There was a technical round and an HR round. The second round was taken by my manager.
The interview covered basic OS, compiler, computer architecture, C, pointers, memory management, synchronization, resume, and C++ OOP concepts. Onsite was for nearly 5 hours, but most of the interviewers were friendly. The manager called up the ver
I applied by sending my CV through an employee at Intel. I received a call from HR, who invited me to an interview one week later. I was interviewed by three people. They explained how the company works and what the role of that team is.
I had only a two-round interview since I was an intern here. There was a technical round and an HR round. The second round was taken by my manager.
The interview covered basic OS, compiler, computer architecture, C, pointers, memory management, synchronization, resume, and C++ OOP concepts. Onsite was for nearly 5 hours, but most of the interviewers were friendly. The manager called up the ver