Professional, friendly, and dynamic environment: all you need for a last-year internship.
Some challenging and interesting projects are ongoing with Intel's new prospecting markets.
None I can see, honestly.
Maybe a lack of permanent contracts. At the time of my placement, there were as many "blue badges" as "green badges".
Keep the same French / American spirits well-balanced.
I got into the first round through a college career fair. The interview was the next day at the college. The first round consisted of two in-person, one-on-one, 30-minute interviews. I received an email a little over two weeks later asking me to ra
Good resume and prior work. On-campus resume screening. One-on-one interview with different team members.
3 rounds: * Technical and behavior * Behavior * Behavior Easy technical and easy behavior! Nice people interviewed me and seemed to care more about my personality and work ethic than my technical knowledge.
I got into the first round through a college career fair. The interview was the next day at the college. The first round consisted of two in-person, one-on-one, 30-minute interviews. I received an email a little over two weeks later asking me to ra
Good resume and prior work. On-campus resume screening. One-on-one interview with different team members.
3 rounds: * Technical and behavior * Behavior * Behavior Easy technical and easy behavior! Nice people interviewed me and seemed to care more about my personality and work ethic than my technical knowledge.