Intel Corporation Product Development Engineer interview questions

The interview has you sit in a conference room for several hours with different interviewers. You go over behavioral and technical questions and are gauged on your problem solving abilities. It's a mentally draining process, and requires the interviewee to be very familiar with the primary topics in the job description. If you're lucky, you get a call back. Sometimes Intel will never bother to call you back after an interview, and normally doesn't even respond to resume submissions, which may be frustrating.

I applied through my University career fair. I dropped my resume off to a recruiter whom just told me to apply to positions online. Later that night, I surprisingly received an email from another recruiter whom was handed my resume by the recruiter at the career fair for an interview. It was on-site and lasted roughly an hour with technical questions in the beginning and then finished off with some non-traditional behavioral questions. My interviewer told me I was going to receive an offer at the end of the interview. The process took roughly 3 weeks after the interview to finally receive my official offer. I ended up accepting the offer.