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Intel’s own guidance
In a post on Intel's own community site, an Intel staffing employee describes the shape of the process: a phone screen to assess technical skills first, and candidates who pass may be flown in for a larger onsite round of interviews. Intel recruiters on that post stress behavioral as well as technical preparation, ask candidates to bring concrete examples of leadership, teamwork, prioritization and adapting to change, to be flexible on interview dates and US locations, and note that interns are interviewed to the same bar as new grads because Intel wants to convert them. Intel's own /jobs hiring-process pages now 403 or redirect to a 404 handler for automated fetches, so this recruiter blog is the usable official statement.
Intel hiring page