The company allows one day during the week to work from home.
Usually, the day ends around 5 PM.
A lot of activities. High bonus.
It feels to me like a steady place.
Not the best choice for software development, since the background of any development is mostly hardware.
There is some bureaucracy with any choice.
Technical round and a behavioural round with basic questions about languages and cloud. Behavioural questions were mostly about previous project experience and situational scenarios. This depends on the team. Accepted the offer.
I had an interview with the STTD team at Intel. It was a four-round interview for the software+hardware engineer position. The team's work involves employees in lab work and software development jobs. They asked me questions on: * Computer archi
They ask for general information. Then, they ask some technical questions. After that, you are given a small home project to solve and send back the result. Finally, you talk with them about the home project, discussing its benefits and cons.
Technical round and a behavioural round with basic questions about languages and cloud. Behavioural questions were mostly about previous project experience and situational scenarios. This depends on the team. Accepted the offer.
I had an interview with the STTD team at Intel. It was a four-round interview for the software+hardware engineer position. The team's work involves employees in lab work and software development jobs. They asked me questions on: * Computer archi
They ask for general information. Then, they ask some technical questions. After that, you are given a small home project to solve and send back the result. Finally, you talk with them about the home project, discussing its benefits and cons.