Good place to work, great salary, free coffee and fruit, good lunch in cafeteria.
Lack of collaboration, treated like "the intern," and unorganized (in my experience).
I felt like I didn't have any mentorship or guidance. The manager was super condescending. As an intern, I chose Intel because I thought it would be a place with unlimited resources for learning and growing as a professional.
Applied online through UT Career Services. Received a call from an interviewer about a month later. Set up a phone interview which took about an hour. It started with a short briefing of the company and expectations, followed by basic EE concepts a
A few hours on site with 3 stages. First, I had to give a presentation about a project I did, then answer a few questions about it. Then, we had an open-ended problem-solving discussion. Finally, there was a short coding exercise.
I have had three separate 30-minute technical interviews with three different engineers at Intel Corporation. They all asked a different technical question, of easy-medium difficulty on LeetCode.
Applied online through UT Career Services. Received a call from an interviewer about a month later. Set up a phone interview which took about an hour. It started with a short briefing of the company and expectations, followed by basic EE concepts a
A few hours on site with 3 stages. First, I had to give a presentation about a project I did, then answer a few questions about it. Then, we had an open-ended problem-solving discussion. Finally, there was a short coding exercise.
I have had three separate 30-minute technical interviews with three different engineers at Intel Corporation. They all asked a different technical question, of easy-medium difficulty on LeetCode.