Good working environment for interns.
Stressful work culture, but colleagues are nice.
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.
90 minutes of interviewers in one day, with 3 rounds. One easy and two medium problems. * First problem: Binary Search Tree * Second problem: Dynamic Programming * Third problem: Linked List
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
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.
90 minutes of interviewers in one day, with 3 rounds. One easy and two medium problems. * First problem: Binary Search Tree * Second problem: Dynamic Programming * Third problem: Linked List
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