Intel is an amazing company that values its employees. The work-life balance is great, and as an intern, I've had amazing opportunities presented to me every week that I've been here. It's clear that they care about giving interns the best experience possible, as they keep connecting us with more and more people, not only to learn about the company but also to advance our own careers.
From the start, my manager made it clear that not only are we here to work as interns, but the goal of the program is to learn as much as possible about what we want from our own careers, as well as what Intel has to offer.
Everyone is supportive every step of the way and will take time out of their day to help you and teach you. They have great values and a great culture.
My internship was virtual this summer. That was the only downside, but definitely not Intel's fault.
I can only imagine how amazing an in-person summer internship at this company would be.
The pre-screening process was quick and easy. The first part of the interview was a conversation in a friendly manner. The second part was a quick tech interview, with a few language-specific and algorithm-related questions.
Interview for the Networking Division team. Just one quick and relatively simple, approximately 30-minute conversation with the line manager. Later, an HR representative called and presented the details and benefits included in the offer. Overall,
I had one technical interview with two LeetCode-style questions. The process was quick and the interviewers were nice. They explained about the position and asked about my projects in detail.
The pre-screening process was quick and easy. The first part of the interview was a conversation in a friendly manner. The second part was a quick tech interview, with a few language-specific and algorithm-related questions.
Interview for the Networking Division team. Just one quick and relatively simple, approximately 30-minute conversation with the line manager. Later, an HR representative called and presented the details and benefits included in the offer. Overall,
I had one technical interview with two LeetCode-style questions. The process was quick and the interviewers were nice. They explained about the position and asked about my projects in detail.