Amazing company, good people, good food.
May the promotion be slow due to the company being big.
I only had one on-site interview with Intel. Most of the questions revolved around my previous work as a postdoctoral researcher and my research in school. The interview lasted from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., including a lunch interview. I met with 7-8 inter
I came to the site and met with two engineers from the desired team. After a short introduction, they presented the role in more detail (but not too much detail). We then started the technical interview questions.
There are two round interviews, each containing three coding questions. Each round has two medium-level questions and one hard question. The interviewer won't ask too much about your personal information, but be prepared to discuss past experiences
I only had one on-site interview with Intel. Most of the questions revolved around my previous work as a postdoctoral researcher and my research in school. The interview lasted from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., including a lunch interview. I met with 7-8 inter
I came to the site and met with two engineers from the desired team. After a short introduction, they presented the role in more detail (but not too much detail). We then started the technical interview questions.
There are two round interviews, each containing three coding questions. Each round has two medium-level questions and one hard question. The interviewer won't ask too much about your personal information, but be prepared to discuss past experiences