Intel

I worked at Intel for 10 years, and it has really changed my life.

I started as an RTL design engineer on a student visa fresh out of college. This year I left, married, with a baby, and as a citizen.

The work in California was very fast-paced. After moving to Austin, I noticed that work was slower, and working from home was way more common.

I have nothing but great things to say about Intel, the work, the coworkers, and the benefits; all of it was excellent. I left because of the layoffs, but even that was great.

They let us stay for 2 months where our only job was to look for a job, and for the ones that didn't find anything inside Intel, we were given great compensation to leave the company at the end of the 2 months.

Some people might backstab you, but I think that's a California thing. People are way more competitive there.