a lot of freedom, many perks.
Learning many inside tools that don't help outside of Intel.
Four parts: 1. One about Verilog coding: reading and telling what the code is about, and fixing code. 2. One about computer architecture: the traditional pipeline processor. 3. One about algorithms: how would you speed up file I/O and processing?
Called to set up a meeting. Asked about my studies, what I wanted to learn, and if I planned to continue my studies. I thought the interview was about software, specifically MATLAB, but it ended up being about hardware.
It was a phone interview. They asked some questions about my resume and then some technical questions. A week or two later, I received an email from HR.
Four parts: 1. One about Verilog coding: reading and telling what the code is about, and fixing code. 2. One about computer architecture: the traditional pipeline processor. 3. One about algorithms: how would you speed up file I/O and processing?
Called to set up a meeting. Asked about my studies, what I wanted to learn, and if I planned to continue my studies. I thought the interview was about software, specifically MATLAB, but it ended up being about hardware.
It was a phone interview. They asked some questions about my resume and then some technical questions. A week or two later, I received an email from HR.