There’s a lot of value in the family-time balance here, with almost no interruptions after work hours.
The work is engaging, especially for those who enjoy firmware-level products.
Not stable at all. I worked here for two years and experienced three waves of layoffs.
Heavy reliance on in-house tools, which means the skills gained have limited value outside the company.
Two hours of interview, divided into 3 sections: * A bit on the company, the job, and the team * Introduce myself and also answer some tech questions * One interview question
I applied on Intel Workday and they called me after 3 days. The first interview was on Teams. After 3 days, they called me to schedule the second interview on the Intel site in Haifa, Israel.
I applied online. I had a technical interview. The interviewer started by describing the job and the team, then asked me to tell about myself and to talk about a project I did. Then, I was asked to answer technical questions, which included writing
Two hours of interview, divided into 3 sections: * A bit on the company, the job, and the team * Introduce myself and also answer some tech questions * One interview question
I applied on Intel Workday and they called me after 3 days. The first interview was on Teams. After 3 days, they called me to schedule the second interview on the Intel site in Haifa, Israel.
I applied online. I had a technical interview. The interviewer started by describing the job and the team, then asked me to tell about myself and to talk about a project I did. Then, I was asked to answer technical questions, which included writing