I worked on real projects, learned the development process, met great people, and had great snack choices.
SoftLayer was still integrating itself into IBM, so there were some road bumps along the way.
A professor, who had connections within IBM, recruited me. A division was looking for a software developer intern. I had a phone interview and was hired. The technical questions were very simple (if you know the CLR Algorithm book).
The job was posted via IBM's internal site, and I applied for it online. Within a few weeks, I received an email from the manager, who set up an interview. The interview was very straightforward; we discussed my previous work experience and relevant
Set up a phone interview after the on-campus career fair.
A professor, who had connections within IBM, recruited me. A division was looking for a software developer intern. I had a phone interview and was hired. The technical questions were very simple (if you know the CLR Algorithm book).
The job was posted via IBM's internal site, and I applied for it online. Within a few weeks, I received an email from the manager, who set up an interview. The interview was very straightforward; we discussed my previous work experience and relevant
Set up a phone interview after the on-campus career fair.