Intel develops your skill set with many useful classes and refresh classes every year. The people here are always helpful, even though they may not work with you. The pay is great!
Intel is a very process-oriented company. Even though they encourage you to think outside the box and be innovative, at times, this becomes hard to achieve with the current process.
I was an intern for three months last year in a different group. They know my working style and commitment. The internship could best be described as 'the devil is in the details.' Your best bet to complete a given task is to ask your coworkers, rat
An hour-long phone interview with the manager regarding the job description, my background, and technical questions. An on-site interview that took a whole day. Interviewed by 8-9 managers/engineers in one-on-one sessions. Each interviewee observed
The phone interview was primarily focused on the projects listed on the resume. There were also some questions about semiconductors. The interview lasted approximately 40 minutes. After about two weeks, I received an invitation for an on-site interv
I was an intern for three months last year in a different group. They know my working style and commitment. The internship could best be described as 'the devil is in the details.' Your best bet to complete a given task is to ask your coworkers, rat
An hour-long phone interview with the manager regarding the job description, my background, and technical questions. An on-site interview that took a whole day. Interviewed by 8-9 managers/engineers in one-on-one sessions. Each interviewee observed
The phone interview was primarily focused on the projects listed on the resume. There were also some questions about semiconductors. The interview lasted approximately 40 minutes. After about two weeks, I received an invitation for an on-site interv