Lots of smart, interesting people. The people are what really make the company worthwhile. It's great working there since you get to see early development of technology, as well as process.
Large corporation, easy to get lost. Your project may not make the final cut. Competitive atmosphere, also more focus on hardware than software.
Overall a good job, definitely a good choice of development teams. Sometimes projects overlap. With the size of the workforce, Intel could do more research.
Campus Interview Round 1: Online Assessment Two medium-level questions were asked. Round 2: Technical Interview Two medium-level questions were asked. We had to tell the approach and then code. Some OS and DS-related questions were also asked. Rou
Applied online and was contacted by a recruiter two weeks later for a phone interview. There were a couple of open Software Engineering roles, and I was asked which ones I would be interested in: development, compilers, and TDD. The manager and rec
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.
Campus Interview Round 1: Online Assessment Two medium-level questions were asked. Round 2: Technical Interview Two medium-level questions were asked. We had to tell the approach and then code. Some OS and DS-related questions were also asked. Rou
Applied online and was contacted by a recruiter two weeks later for a phone interview. There were a couple of open Software Engineering roles, and I was asked which ones I would be interested in: development, compilers, and TDD. The manager and rec
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.