Great Company, Slow Decisions
Great Company, Slow Decisions
Great company to work for.
A diverse background of engineers working on a common engineering problem and coming to a conclusion sometimes seems to take longer than it should.
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Sort Module Engineer
I applied online and received a phone interview within 3 weeks. The interview lasted for 1 hour and involved a combination of technical and behavioral questions. After 1 week, I received an invitation for an on-site interview at Hillsboro, OR. The o
Sort Module Engineer
I had a phone screen with a hiring manager. The questions were easy and straightforward, but afterwards (and after two emails to get a response), they declined to invite me for an in-person interview.
PTD Module & Integration Engineer
I had an on-campus interview with an Intel representative at the university job fair. Two months later, I received a phone screening from the hiring manager. The conversation focused on my PhD research with some additional behavioral questions. Then,
Sort Module Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesApril 1, 2017I applied online and received a phone interview within 3 weeks. The interview lasted for 1 hour and involved a combination of technical and behavioral questions. After 1 week, I received an invitation for an on-site interview at Hillsboro, OR. The o
Sort Module Engineer
Portland, Oregon, United StatesFebruary 1, 2017I had a phone screen with a hiring manager. The questions were easy and straightforward, but afterwards (and after two emails to get a response), they declined to invite me for an in-person interview.
PTD Module & Integration Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesAugust 1, 2016I had an on-campus interview with an Intel representative at the university job fair. Two months later, I received a phone screening from the hiring manager. The conversation focused on my PhD research with some additional behavioral questions. Then,
