Intel is great with benefits, including things ranging from employee passes to Nike to generous parental leave.
In addition, the people here are extremely helpful as well.
The cafeteria is a bit lackluster with options.
I had applied through a friend referral. I applied for multiple positions, but as the profiles did not match, I received rejection emails for almost all of them. Then, after a month, I got an email from HR for a software service role, and a technical
I had to describe in detail one of my recent projects. I also had to answer two technical questions. At the beginning of the interview, I was explained about the company and the position. Overall, they were really nice.
They did a deep dive into my resume and gave me coding questions. They also asked me some behavioral questions. The interview was a bit difficult, but I can't complain since it's at the same level as big tech.
I had applied through a friend referral. I applied for multiple positions, but as the profiles did not match, I received rejection emails for almost all of them. Then, after a month, I got an email from HR for a software service role, and a technical
I had to describe in detail one of my recent projects. I also had to answer two technical questions. At the beginning of the interview, I was explained about the company and the position. Overall, they were really nice.
They did a deep dive into my resume and gave me coding questions. They also asked me some behavioral questions. The interview was a bit difficult, but I can't complain since it's at the same level as big tech.