Great benefits at Intel Folsom.
Engineers are pretty helpful and understanding. Nice, laid-back work environment.
Your internship experience here is what you make it. If you want to network a lot, you have that opportunity to do so. There are a decent amount of intern events in the summer that are pretty fun too.
Honestly, from my perspective, I don't really have any cons. I have heard of some interns not having much work to do, but many companies struggle with keeping interns busy.
Was asked to program the Fibonacci sequence using a doubly linked list and questions about inheritance, databases, and micro-services. In addition, I was asked why I was interested in working for Intel.
The hiring manager set up a phone interview for a testing position. Consequently, many questions were asked about: * Types of testing and their differences * Real-time test cases * My experience with testing * Issues faced during testing Additional
I submitted my resume online and was called by the end of the day by one of the members in the intern department. He said they were on a time crunch and had six candidates left to choose from, but my resume appeared better than others. He was wonderi
Was asked to program the Fibonacci sequence using a doubly linked list and questions about inheritance, databases, and micro-services. In addition, I was asked why I was interested in working for Intel.
The hiring manager set up a phone interview for a testing position. Consequently, many questions were asked about: * Types of testing and their differences * Real-time test cases * My experience with testing * Issues faced during testing Additional
I submitted my resume online and was called by the end of the day by one of the members in the intern department. He said they were on a time crunch and had six candidates left to choose from, but my resume appeared better than others. He was wonderi