I had a chance to work with the CPU design team at Intel.
Nothing that comes to my mind.
I was contacted for a first video call meeting. In the meeting, the questions were to validate the information I put on my CV. The review of the budget for international travel expenses remains pending.
Applied online in January 2018 and had a 38-minute phone interview in April. They asked basic questions regarding memory storage cell structures, MOSFET and BJT comparison, some basic statistics questions, and questions regarding the resume. Then, I
Not bad. They mostly asked me technical questions about ML, Python, etc., with a few custom coding questions. They were looking for someone to work in retrieval augmented generation, so a few questions about that topic were sprinkled in. The second
I was contacted for a first video call meeting. In the meeting, the questions were to validate the information I put on my CV. The review of the budget for international travel expenses remains pending.
Applied online in January 2018 and had a 38-minute phone interview in April. They asked basic questions regarding memory storage cell structures, MOSFET and BJT comparison, some basic statistics questions, and questions regarding the resume. Then, I
Not bad. They mostly asked me technical questions about ML, Python, etc., with a few custom coding questions. They were looking for someone to work in retrieval augmented generation, so a few questions about that topic were sprinkled in. The second