People are friendly at Intel. All are willing to guide your work and help you learn quickly.
It's not that suitable for a software engineer. It's hardly to avoid facing hardware concepts in such a hardware company.
There are two rounds. The first round is for filtering out people who don't know basic programming and simple data structures. The second round interviews are more grueling. They ask graph questions and may ask dynamic programming questions. They a
The recruiter emailed me. I had two phone screens and then a virtual onsite with five engineers. Some of them were nice, but some were very arrogant. One of them actually questioned if I had ever written C++ before. (I worked at a very large GPU c
Overall, the interview is nice. You meet with three people for 30 minutes each. In each portion, you solve a LeetCode-styled question. Make sure to know your basics on data structures and algorithms.
There are two rounds. The first round is for filtering out people who don't know basic programming and simple data structures. The second round interviews are more grueling. They ask graph questions and may ask dynamic programming questions. They a
The recruiter emailed me. I had two phone screens and then a virtual onsite with five engineers. Some of them were nice, but some were very arrogant. One of them actually questioned if I had ever written C++ before. (I worked at a very large GPU c
Overall, the interview is nice. You meet with three people for 30 minutes each. In each portion, you solve a LeetCode-styled question. Make sure to know your basics on data structures and algorithms.