I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Intel Corporation
Interview
I applied for a graduate summer internship at Intel labs. I was referred by a colleague and directly e-mailed the person in charge of the internship. After a few weeks they e-mailed me asking about a convenient time for a phone interview.
The interview lasted about an hour and was mostly related to my recent research. I was asked to describe the project related to what I was applying fore and the questions were in the form of "how would you change it if such and such conditions were changed". There was no right or wrong answer to their question, I discussed my suggestions, they asked some sub-questions.
Some short questions from things stated in my CV were asked but they did not ask me to elaborate. I was interviewed by two persons and they were very pleasant and friendly.
I asked them as well about the working conditions, they talked about the office, staff structure, gave me details about the project and even tips for outdoor activities.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Nothing in particular. As long as you know your research, you're fine.
iMy Intel software intern interview experience was good and technical. The interviewer asked about programming languages, data structures, OOP concepts, DBMS, and some coding questions. They also discussed my projects, problem-solving skills, teamwork, and interest in software development and cloud technologies.
Primero tuve una entrevista con reclutamiento sobre mi perfil y experiencia. Después, una entrevista técnica con preguntas básicas de electrónica y resolución de problemas, enfocadas en conocimientos fundamentales y análisis.
I interviewed at Intel Corporation (Hillsboro, OR)
Interview
The final interview lasted for 1 hour 5 minutes. Two people interviewed me, and I was asked many questions. How the interview will go depends on your introduction and research experience.