Worldwide known company with lots of growth opportunities within CR or abroad. It has an in-place cafeteria and is located in Belén, Heredia.
Student worker opportunity. It's a great place for people with any body disabilities, as it is well equipped for their needs.
Worked with many people from different countries and time zones. Not everyone was kind to work with, and some CW employees hardly understood the restrictions we had at Intel.
Even asking for permissions to access information needed to achieve tasks was painfully slow and could take days or weeks.
Many benefits for Intel's own employees were not available for CW employees, such as transportation, courses, and travel. This created disadvantages in several areas, impacting the ability of CW employees to provide the best answers to project and operational needs.
CW people should have the access and support required to provide the best results on the assigned tasks. CW are contracted to work on specific timeframes and cannot be wasting time dealing with slow access to information that causes delays on the deliverables.
Several basic tech interviews and a small personality interview. Pseudocode programming and a logic test are normal. Basic digital circuit questions and EE questions are also common. They like to include puzzles in their questions.
The interview involved four steps, and each had mechanical engineering questions. They were average questions, and it was something a mechanical engineer should know. Everyone was nice and attentive. I felt heard, and no one made me feel nervous or w
Two people interviewed me. One asked technical questions, and the other asked more behavioral/personal questions. They had us all in a big room, then the interviewers came to pick us up and bring us to a private room. I had to answer some math ques
Several basic tech interviews and a small personality interview. Pseudocode programming and a logic test are normal. Basic digital circuit questions and EE questions are also common. They like to include puzzles in their questions.
The interview involved four steps, and each had mechanical engineering questions. They were average questions, and it was something a mechanical engineer should know. Everyone was nice and attentive. I felt heard, and no one made me feel nervous or w
Two people interviewed me. One asked technical questions, and the other asked more behavioral/personal questions. They had us all in a big room, then the interviewers came to pick us up and bring us to a private room. I had to answer some math ques