The Intel interview process for software or engineering roles usually has 4–6 stages. The exact number may vary by role (software, hardware, research, etc.), but the overall structure is similar 1. Application / Resume Screening First, you apply through the Intel careers portal or via campus placement. Recruiters review your resume to check your qualifications, skills, and project experience. Only shortlisted candidates move to the next stage.  2. Online Assessment (sometimes conducted) Some roles require an online test before interviews. This may include: • Aptitude questions (logical, numerical, verbal reasoning) • Coding questions • Basic computer science questions The goal is to test analytical thinking and programming skills.  3. Recruiter / HR Phone Screening This is usually a 30–45 minute call with a recruiter or HR representative. They discuss: • Your background and education • Skills and programming languages • Your interest in Intel • Salary expectations It mainly checks whether you are a good fit before technical interviews.  4. Technical Interview Round(s) This is the most important stage.