There is a lot of flexibility as a remote intern. It's mostly about getting 40 hours per week and not missing meetings.
There are many opportunities for learning, and it is encouraged. They have a big focus on D&I.
The pay ($30/hr) is good for an intern. The management tries hard to make interesting events for the interns.
My manager, in specific, is really great and makes sure I have everything I need to be successful and gives me other relevant information.
As a remote intern, it is hard to meet others, especially other interns.
It is also a huge company, so it can be difficult to keep track of everything that goes on all of the time.
Standard. Talk to an engineer 1-on-1 on the phone and answer a few 'C' programming questions. Meet with several managers and engineers one-on-one, in person, for general discussion, along with some discussion about programming, hobbies related to p
The typical interview process included some design and coding questions, as well as soft skills questions. The programming portion involved a list-based activity and another focused on recursive approaches. We then moved into specifics of OS skills
I met with a recruiter at a university career fair and had an on-campus interview. A week later, I was contacted by various IBM locations and proceeded with interviewing with IBM in Poughkeepsie. After a short phone interview, I was invited to visi
Standard. Talk to an engineer 1-on-1 on the phone and answer a few 'C' programming questions. Meet with several managers and engineers one-on-one, in person, for general discussion, along with some discussion about programming, hobbies related to p
The typical interview process included some design and coding questions, as well as soft skills questions. The programming portion involved a list-based activity and another focused on recursive approaches. We then moved into specifics of OS skills
I met with a recruiter at a university career fair and had an on-campus interview. A week later, I was contacted by various IBM locations and proceeded with interviewing with IBM in Poughkeepsie. After a short phone interview, I was invited to visi