I applied through other source. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Intel Corporation (Chandler, AZ) in Jan 2009
Interview
I was interviewed in February of 2004 for a position @ Intel in Chandler, Az. I was phone screened initially and then flown out for the formal interview process which consisted of 5 1:1 sessions with the teams design engineers. Since I was coming from college directly the questions consisted mostly of text book Q&A, situational questioning, and inquiries into my internships. I don't remember anything being too difficult and everyone was quite friendly. I've "heard horror stories" about how other companies perform their interviews but in my experience and with the 30+ interviews I've performed myself since I've been at Intel, this was nothing like those.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
I was asked to draw the circuit diagram of a comparator and then describe how it functions on the circuit level.
I interviewed at Intel Corporation (Santa Clara, CA)
Interview
Questions on physical design concepts , syn and apr
Sta questions about constraints
Concepts of transistor physics
Phone screen, multiple round, followed by conversation with the hiring manager
Overall good experience
Five engineers, a manager and director asked medium level engineering and architecture questions including proof of structured coding and design skills. Each interviewer had varying questions. They rated at 0 (won’t work with candidate), 1 (adequate) or 2 (exceptional hire) for a team survey of votes to compare multiple candidates.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Design a state machine to control a four way intersection of varying time traffic lights.
long but effective. 4 rounds of interviews ( quiz questions, computer architecture, past projects, leadership experience, basic algorithm questions, coding, etc.) each last 40 min. results came back after 10 days