A very good place for students.
It's easy to get your first job.
Big company, easy to get "lost" as an individual.
Old technology in some of the groups.
Try to make the student stay after they graduate.
Applied online via the Intel Job portal. One round of telephonic interview with the Senior Manager. This round focused mostly on my resume and projects, with some basic knowledge testing. Received a call for an on-site visit. I had 5 rounds of one-
Submitted my resume at a career fair event last year. I was invited for an interview via email for a one-year internship position, either in Canada or the US. I had a 1.5-hour interview with three different managers, each asking one technical problem
The recruiter set up the interview for a 1-year contract position as a software developer. I met with the project manager. He asked general work history questions, nothing technical. I then met with each team member separately; there were four of the
Applied online via the Intel Job portal. One round of telephonic interview with the Senior Manager. This round focused mostly on my resume and projects, with some basic knowledge testing. Received a call for an on-site visit. I had 5 rounds of one-
Submitted my resume at a career fair event last year. I was invited for an interview via email for a one-year internship position, either in Canada or the US. I had a 1.5-hour interview with three different managers, each asking one technical problem
The recruiter set up the interview for a 1-year contract position as a software developer. I met with the project manager. He asked general work history questions, nothing technical. I then met with each team member separately; there were four of the