Flexible hours. Good people. Always pushing to give your best.
I think outside Intel, software engineering students can get a better salary.
Intel isn't a software company, so you can't get full-time employment after graduation in all groups.
Always ask and show that you want to know more and be involved in more things in your group.
Technical interview with two engineers. First, I was asked to tell them about myself, and why I applied for Intel. This was followed by technical questions. They first presented the maximum contiguous subarray problem. They gave me some hints, and
I had one technical interview with two LeetCode-style questions. The process was quick and the interviewers were nice. They explained about the position and asked about my projects in detail.
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Technical interview with two engineers. First, I was asked to tell them about myself, and why I applied for Intel. This was followed by technical questions. They first presented the maximum contiguous subarray problem. They gave me some hints, and
I had one technical interview with two LeetCode-style questions. The process was quick and the interviewers were nice. They explained about the position and asked about my projects in detail.
I had two interviews, with two interviewers each time. They asked me three algorithm questions and told me about the departments. The interviews were conducted via Zoom and were very friendly. The HR representative wasn’t very informative, but the pr