I applied through university. I interviewed at Intel Corporation (Toronto, ON) in Sept 2017
Interview
There were 3 rounds of 30 min interviews, each with a different person. Usually the formalities take around 5 minutes then it's right into the technical questions. They're generally very nice and they often give you hints to the questions.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
There are about 3 billion positive 32 bit integers that can exist, you are given 1 billion integers and you run them one by one through an ancient cpu with very limited storage capacity (can store like a few thousand integers at most). You can run the 1 billion numbers through the cpu as many times as you like. You must be able to determine 1 number that wasn't among the 1 billion integers provided.
It was a question involving muxes, and you have to create something like a 10 to 1 mux using a bunch of 2 to 1 muxes. Although the question was very easy, the interviewer had trouble understanding what I was saying so I think that caused an issue.
Asked about background, what I did in university
asked about projects
did asked two interview questions
explained what they do in there daily basis, explained about the company, how many employees in the team, and they asked how can I contribute to them
It started with an hr interview, than I had 3 hours technical interview, which splitted to 1 hour for each interview, each one was a diffrent interviewer, 1 question was about system design, 2nd was leet code sytle question, and last was understanding existing code and implementing change
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Intel Corporation
Interview
First a phone call, where they explain about the position and ask about experience and check suitability. Then a technical interview, if you pass, another technical interview. The interviews are not in the same day.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
bit manipulation, turn on a bit, turn off a bit, count ones in a number etc..
