Intel Corp Review
Intel Corp Review
Work/life balance, total compensation, benefits package, time off, sabbatical, OJT (on-the-job training), recognitions, freebies (coffee, tea, soda, fruit...), volunteer opportunities, fun events.
The only con is that Intel Hudson is closing its doors.
It's difficult to come up with any cons for this company.
Good company culture makes already good people great, and great people make a great place to work.
I have heard some bad stories of poor managers over the years, but I have never personally had one.
Also, upper management did an amazing job keeping this factory afloat much longer than anyone thought it would.
I am grateful for my years with this company at this site.
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Firmware Engineer
I had applied online on the Intel website. I was contacted directly by the hiring manager at Intel, MA. The interview was scheduled within a week. The result was also declared within a couple of days.
Reliability Engineer & Multiple Engineering Positions (Entry Level)
Manager - Phone Interview Asked about my work experience, etc. Later - Onsite There were 7 one-on-one rounds: 1. Manager - about the position. 2. Asked in detail about my work experience. 3. Technical - Layout, Comp. Arc. 4. Technical - Digital.
Product Development Engineer
I was interviewed by 6 different people for about an hour each. They each had their own set of questions, mostly programming in C++ and some basic digital design type questions. Overall, the process took about 7 hours. I recommend brushing up on b
Firmware Engineer
Hudson, Massachusetts, United StatesMay 1, 2016I had applied online on the Intel website. I was contacted directly by the hiring manager at Intel, MA. The interview was scheduled within a week. The result was also declared within a couple of days.
Reliability Engineer & Multiple Engineering Positions (Entry Level)
Hudson, Massachusetts, United StatesApril 1, 2012Manager - Phone Interview Asked about my work experience, etc. Later - Onsite There were 7 one-on-one rounds: 1. Manager - about the position. 2. Asked in detail about my work experience. 3. Technical - Layout, Comp. Arc. 4. Technical - Digital.
Product Development Engineer
Hudson, Massachusetts, United StatesMarch 1, 2011I was interviewed by 6 different people for about an hour each. They each had their own set of questions, mostly programming in C++ and some basic digital design type questions. Overall, the process took about 7 hours. I recommend brushing up on b
