Hardware design and validation for power integrity
Hardware design and validation for power integrity
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Engineering Intern
I heard about possible internships through their career fair booth at my university. I passed my resume to them and heard back a few months later for a phone interview. They let me know the following week I would have a second phone interview. The
Integration Engineer
I had a few 1:1 meetings scattered on different days. I spoke with the group about their work. They asked me questions about my work, including some behavioral questions. Each of these 1:1 meetings lasted approximately one hour.
Manufacturing Technician
Intel hosted a Career Day at our university, with representatives from several departments present. I connected with one of the representatives for an interview, although I was primarily seeking software-related positions. I decided to proceed with
Engineering Intern
United StatesDecember 17, 2013I heard about possible internships through their career fair booth at my university. I passed my resume to them and heard back a few months later for a phone interview. They let me know the following week I would have a second phone interview. The
Integration Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesApril 1, 2015I had a few 1:1 meetings scattered on different days. I spoke with the group about their work. They asked me questions about my work, including some behavioral questions. Each of these 1:1 meetings lasted approximately one hour.
Manufacturing Technician
Corvallis, Oregon, United StatesOctober 1, 2015Intel hosted a Career Day at our university, with representatives from several departments present. I connected with one of the representatives for an interview, although I was primarily seeking software-related positions. I decided to proceed with
