State-of-the-art hardware CPU designs and great career opportunities, plus awesome work/life balance.
There is no yearly bonus, and the salary is a little bit lower than other companies.
After graduating from college, I went to a job fair in New York. I spoke with several managers from IBM and received a job offer in Rochester, Minnesota. I accepted that position and stayed in Rochester for a year before requesting a transfer to Au
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
Recruited at an on-campus job fair. Flown out to IBM Poughkeepsie to go through a full day of interviewing with at least 8 people. The interview was entirely behavioral, with general technical questions.
After graduating from college, I went to a job fair in New York. I spoke with several managers from IBM and received a job offer in Rochester, Minnesota. I accepted that position and stayed in Rochester for a year before requesting a transfer to Au
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
Recruited at an on-campus job fair. Flown out to IBM Poughkeepsie to go through a full day of interviewing with at least 8 people. The interview was entirely behavioral, with general technical questions.