Working at Intel as an Intern
Working at Intel as an Intern
- Supportive environment! Always surrounded by people willing to help and guide you.
- Various opportunities to learn and grow in technical and professional skills.
- Great benefits, even for an intern.
- Industry experience.
- Get to meet really cool people!
- Intern events have made meeting other interns fun and easy while working remotely due to the pandemic.
- Overall, as an intern I feel very welcomed and valued at Intel.
I'm not sure if this is representative of all intern positions at Intel, but I do not have a chance to work with other interns. I am the only one on my team.
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Intel Interview Questions
Intel Interview Experiences
Silicon Validation Engineer
Briefly asked questions about my interest and background, then asked one technical question. The questions about my background were a bit about hobbies and some questions about past projects I had completed, why I wanted to work at Intel. The technic
Engineering
After a short 30-minute phone interview about my previous experiences, I was contacted for an in-person interview. I was then interviewed by the manager and team lead. I was asked about my resume and previous experience. The interview included a lot
Hardware Engineer
The interview process was professional and thorough, with many tough questions asked. I went through three rounds of interviews. I enjoyed the conversations and felt that I learned a lot about the team and the types of projects they work on.
Silicon Validation Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaFebruary 1, 2017Briefly asked questions about my interest and background, then asked one technical question. The questions about my background were a bit about hobbies and some questions about past projects I had completed, why I wanted to work at Intel. The technic
Engineering
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaDecember 1, 2009After a short 30-minute phone interview about my previous experiences, I was contacted for an in-person interview. I was then interviewed by the manager and team lead. I was asked about my resume and previous experience. The interview included a lot
Hardware Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaJune 1, 2015The interview process was professional and thorough, with many tough questions asked. I went through three rounds of interviews. I enjoyed the conversations and felt that I learned a lot about the team and the types of projects they work on.
