The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Intel Corporation in Feb 2010
Interview
I did very well in the phone interview, I was provided an onsite interview. However in the end, I found out that Intel doesn't sponsor H1 visa, and because I didn't have work permit in the US, I can't work for Intel. The phone interview was cordial and pleasant. Most were behavior questions, it's an entry level position, therefore not much technical experience was needed.
I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Intel Corporation (Hillsboro, OR) in Apr 2008
Interview
Each intervewer brings in his test of the day (IQ test + programming stuff). This was OK. I missed one question regarding Mutex stuff. I aced all IQ type questions and system architectural stuff.
I have never been turnd down on a job posisiton, but worst thing is Intel did'nt even bother to contact you about the results. I would never work for company that lacks such basic etiquett.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
given
#define A 2 + 3
#define B 2
printf("%d", A * B)
what does this print?
The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Intel Corporation in Dec 2009
Interview
Applied for student position (firmware).
Set up an interview on site , first interview consisted of 2 parts:
part 1: tell me about yourself , describe a project , etc.
part 2: programming questions
after a day received a phone call , wanted to set a second interview.
the second interview is the same as the first.
In both interviews there are 2 guys , and you need to code on paper.
OS stuff and networking: threads , create a dead lock, (for example with 2 processes and 2 resources) ,how to avoid a dead lock , describe the OSI model
and explain how it resembles the post office.(i.e. sending a letter and explaining
how the layers resemble this process)