It is good to put on your resume.
Boring and not geared towards students
I interviewed with an Intel engineer at a career fair. He took my resume. Three weeks later, a manager called me and asked some basic questions. He also introduced his group. Three weeks after that, I got an on-site interview in Portland, OR. Th
First, a phone interview, then an on-site call. Very casual process; replies were received within a week. Four rounds of interviews on-site with different interviewers in each round. Some behavioral and some technical questions. Straightforward,
There were two interviewers. One asked the questions, and the other mainly listened. They asked me to tell them about myself and about the university project. Then, they asked a few logic questions. The interview was two hours long.
I interviewed with an Intel engineer at a career fair. He took my resume. Three weeks later, a manager called me and asked some basic questions. He also introduced his group. Three weeks after that, I got an on-site interview in Portland, OR. Th
First, a phone interview, then an on-site call. Very casual process; replies were received within a week. Four rounds of interviews on-site with different interviewers in each round. Some behavioral and some technical questions. Straightforward,
There were two interviewers. One asked the questions, and the other mainly listened. They asked me to tell them about myself and about the university project. Then, they asked a few logic questions. The interview was two hours long.