Work-life balance, benefits (salary not included), great values. Intel is a great place to start a career and learn.
Culture over structure. It lacks creativity and is not open-minded in comparison with companies like Google, Apple, or Facebook.
Focus on foundry business
Have lunch with the hiring manager and talk to five people on the panel, one at a time. The questions are not ideal for testing an experienced candidate. They judge you by specific questions without appreciating the candidate's working experience.
I initially applied to the Intel job site for this position. I received a call from a team member who conducted an initial screening interview for 30 minutes. They verified my experience and asked a few basic technical questions. After that, I recei
I had an initial phone screen with two coding questions. The on-site interview involved meeting with a 5-person panel. They mostly asked me to write code, with one design question. Overall, the people were very friendly and had a helpful nature.
Have lunch with the hiring manager and talk to five people on the panel, one at a time. The questions are not ideal for testing an experienced candidate. They judge you by specific questions without appreciating the candidate's working experience.
I initially applied to the Intel job site for this position. I received a call from a team member who conducted an initial screening interview for 30 minutes. They verified my experience and asked a few basic technical questions. After that, I recei
I had an initial phone screen with two coding questions. The on-site interview involved meeting with a 5-person panel. They mostly asked me to write code, with one design question. Overall, the people were very friendly and had a helpful nature.