Nice people, good working environment, considerate and supportive of students.
Different companies offer higher salaries.
1. Phone interview with details about the position. 2. An interview in the company office with two engineers. This included three questions and an explanation about a big project for the studies. 3. Received a decline by mail.
I was a student, so this experience might not be directly applicable to people applying for regular jobs. There were two interviews, and both were fairly standard, featuring some basic questions and some personality-based questions.
Send the resume to Intel's website. A full day of interviews with five people. Technical and non-technical questions were asked. A week later, I received a phone call from the company with an offer.
1. Phone interview with details about the position. 2. An interview in the company office with two engineers. This included three questions and an explanation about a big project for the studies. 3. Received a decline by mail.
I was a student, so this experience might not be directly applicable to people applying for regular jobs. There were two interviews, and both were fairly standard, featuring some basic questions and some personality-based questions.
Send the resume to Intel's website. A full day of interviews with five people. Technical and non-technical questions were asked. A week later, I received a phone call from the company with an offer.