Great pay, culture, learning, work, and benefits
Great pay, culture, learning, work, and benefits
Intel is a great place to work as an intern. My team has always been willing to teach me, and the work I do is complex and contributive. I have great pay and great benefits as an intern. There are so many things to learn since Intel works on basically everything in hardware, software, and AI. I would recommend the company!
Intel isn't perfect. There are a lot of teams, and they need to work together, especially from all around the world. This can lead to disagreement or sometimes work that doesn't mesh fluently. You might have a lot of meetings. Workplace politics is a thing. But I feel these things happen at most companies. Still, I have felt I'm a welcome part of Intel and have been treated well, given help and time when I needed it.
I think reducing workplace politics is the only thing.
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Really nice people, but my skills did not match the job.
ASIC Design
Fairly good interview process. Scheduling and logistics could have been better. There were a couple of phone screens initially, and if you cleared those, the whole interview involved 5-6 people conducting a day-long interview.
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I had two general phone interviews. Then, I had an on-site interview with six to seven people, all in one-on-one sessions. The first interview involved a tour of the building, followed by a practical session in the lab where I was asked to characte
Engineering
Hudson, Massachusetts, United StatesNovember 1, 2010Really nice people, but my skills did not match the job.
ASIC Design
Hudson, Massachusetts, United StatesNovember 22, 2021Fairly good interview process. Scheduling and logistics could have been better. There were a couple of phone screens initially, and if you cleared those, the whole interview involved 5-6 people conducting a day-long interview.
Product Engineer
Hudson, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 1, 2012I had two general phone interviews. Then, I had an on-site interview with six to seven people, all in one-on-one sessions. The first interview involved a tour of the building, followed by a practical session in the lab where I was asked to characte
