What's the interview process like at Intel Corporation?

It usually includes several specific topics segments including behavior and several technical interviews with different people. The focus is problem solving with content knowledge of the job you are applying to. For example if you are a design engineer you will be asked architecture, logic, circuits and programing interviews

Depends on the job. If you work in direct support of the factory then you have to be there. If you are a desk based employee then they are fairly liberal.

its functionally oriented and proof of resume-centric. When you can identify with the team and acknowledge their previous team wins that's a plus as well.

I hope it's good, I give lots of interviews but have only been on the other side of the table once over 40 years ago.

varies per department and manager, role and position. Unlike some of the FAANG interviews, the interview process will be more tailored to the needs.

Thorough. You will probably meet with several different people and to get prespective from different angles.

It’s typically a one on one behavioral interview. However, more senior roles are panel interviews.

phone and onsite..relatively easy...white board coding