Good Mid-Tier Company
Good Mid-Tier Company
- Amazing work-life balance.
- Within certain departments, choice of projects to work on.
- Good culture.
- Management could be more technical.
- Disconnect between management and engineers regarding project goals.
Hire technical PMs for stronger overall division performance. Cross-pollinate on subfield basics, such as security and ML, to have a basic conceptual grasp of importance and severity when it comes to engineering issues.
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Was asked to program the Fibonacci sequence using a doubly linked list and questions about inheritance, databases, and micro-services. In addition, I was asked why I was interested in working for Intel.
Software Engineer Intern
It was a phone interview with four people, including myself. The people were very nice. They asked a lot of questions about my CV. Then, they asked about the most difficult problem I encountered and how I solved it. They also inquired about memory m
Software Engineer Intern
One phone interview. The interviewer had a fairly thick Indian accent, which was to be expected. She asked me a few C/C++-based questions, such as the difference between malloc and calloc. Then she asked how to swap the values in two registers wit
Software Engineer Intern
Folsom, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2021Was asked to program the Fibonacci sequence using a doubly linked list and questions about inheritance, databases, and micro-services. In addition, I was asked why I was interested in working for Intel.
Software Engineer Intern
United StatesFebruary 1, 2014It was a phone interview with four people, including myself. The people were very nice. They asked a lot of questions about my CV. Then, they asked about the most difficult problem I encountered and how I solved it. They also inquired about memory m
Software Engineer Intern
United StatesMarch 1, 2014One phone interview. The interviewer had a fairly thick Indian accent, which was to be expected. She asked me a few C/C++-based questions, such as the difference between malloc and calloc. Then she asked how to swap the values in two registers wit
