Great intern community and events, great salary, and a not-too-stressful environment.
HR takes forever to do anything. Contributions don’t feel valued or meaningful, since you work on a small part of their overall software.
It was a behavioral interview. She asked me a bunch of questions about myself and the projects that I was doing. She asked me about my passions and why I wanted to work at Intel.
Very nice, casual interview with a number of people. Not many technical questions. I was expecting to receive some sort of exercise in the form of a programming challenge, but did not.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * An online application via the website, with a referral if you have one. * A phone screen with the hiring manager to cover your experience and college projects. * An in-person coding interview.
It was a behavioral interview. She asked me a bunch of questions about myself and the projects that I was doing. She asked me about my passions and why I wanted to work at Intel.
Very nice, casual interview with a number of people. Not many technical questions. I was expecting to receive some sort of exercise in the form of a programming challenge, but did not.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * An online application via the website, with a referral if you have one. * A phone screen with the hiring manager to cover your experience and college projects. * An in-person coding interview.