I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Intel Corporation in Oct 2015
Interview
Met a recruiter in my university career fair and got a call back on the very next day. Scheduled my interview after a week. The position was based in Oregon and I was interviewed by a senior person from the team. It was a 50 minutes skype interview. Started off with basic questions about resume, project, discussed skill set and he quickly moved on to coding questions. Everything was pretty simple but I felt that the interviewer wasn't open to many solutions. He just had a solution in mind and wouldn't let me proceed until I reach there.(though there wasn't a major difference between the two approaches)
1) Free a BST.
2) Implement atoi
3) Logical question followed by code to the same. Find the trialing number of 0s in 106!
4) This was an interesting puzzle which he wanted me to work on and share my results. I did a little bit of work on it and got back to him the next day for which he said that he liked the solution and suggested a simpler solution. Since then, I've been following up with him every week and there has been no response. Come on he could at least tell me that I am not good enough!! Really disappointed and gave up. Been a month now.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1) Free a BST.
2) Implement atoi
3) Logical question followed by code to the same. Find the trialing number of 0s in 106!
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Intel Corporation (Cambridge, MA) in Feb 2014
Interview
Met campus recruiter at my school, she was very helpful throughout the process. Make sure to communicate with your recruiter often. The process was very simple as I was applying to a freshman/sophomore program (not much experience was necessary).
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Talk about your interests (what would you like to work on)? Tell us about a previous project you worked on and describe in detail any challenges you faced.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Intel Corporation (Santa Clara, CA)
Interview
Typical process, meeting hiring manager, a few engineers from the team asking about programming questions, explain my past projects. My past experience helps as I had to do project management, software development, and remote team collaborations. Not necessary that I do this at current company, but good that I'm not only just a coder.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Flexibility in working/helping on different projects. Seems like a team where everybody pitch in as needed.