I have been at Intel Rio Rancho for almost a month.
It is a friendly and challenging place to work.
It offers a lot of opportunities and benefits.
It involves you in the community.
Intel promotes teamwork and good communication.
As an intern, I got work to do since day 1.
I have been assigned 4 different projects.
I have been helping in the development of capacity models to improve the efficiency of our processes.
So far, I have no cons.
I was contacted for multiple positions within the company by different internal recruiters/coordinators. I had separate interviews in different locations. The process started with an initial phone screening. Then, they flew me out on-site for a whol
Great process. Managers were extremely nice and they made the process very welcoming. They reached out to me very quickly, and the offer was made quickly also. I appreciate the promptness from the manager.
Very slow and lengthy interview process. Took 3+ months from initial phone interview to the next step. My interviews have been rescheduled multiple times with short notice. First call was from the hiring manager, followed by a 7-hour virtual onsit
I was contacted for multiple positions within the company by different internal recruiters/coordinators. I had separate interviews in different locations. The process started with an initial phone screening. Then, they flew me out on-site for a whol
Great process. Managers were extremely nice and they made the process very welcoming. They reached out to me very quickly, and the offer was made quickly also. I appreciate the promptness from the manager.
Very slow and lengthy interview process. Took 3+ months from initial phone interview to the next step. My interviews have been rescheduled multiple times with short notice. First call was from the hiring manager, followed by a 7-hour virtual onsit