Few broad challenges in the market, but overall a good place to work
Few broad challenges in the market, but overall a good place to work
Intel is full of smart, intelligent, and friendly people.
They are investing in a lot of forward-looking technologies, including the GPU, which will be releasing soon.
An in-house fab makes it less dependent on market forces due to semiconductor shortages.
You can maintain a good work-life balance.
Upcoming compensation fixes will help Intel stand up to the competition in a much better way.
Not enough recognition in the current market. Stocks have been stagnant for the past few years while competition has soared.
Things may move at a bit of a slow pace because of being a large organization and coordinating across multiple people.
We have a great direction under Pat; let us continue that momentum.
Also, it would have been great if the compensation was fixed a few years back, but it's never too late. If such issues are addressed proactively going forward, there is nothing stopping Intel from achieving what it can and beyond!
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It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
Software Engineer
The interview lasted all day. The questions were pretty simple and standard, covering programming and some computer architecture. I recommend staying cool and answering to the best of your ability. I received an offer the following week and accepted
Software Engineer
The hiring manager talked to me more about availability during the school year, as the job would be part-time but onsite. I was asked about my technical background and work experience, and later covered my specific interests in software engineering.
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2011It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2014The interview lasted all day. The questions were pretty simple and standard, covering programming and some computer architecture. I recommend staying cool and answering to the best of your ability. I received an offer the following week and accepted
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesMay 1, 2017The hiring manager talked to me more about availability during the school year, as the job would be part-time but onsite. I was asked about my technical background and work experience, and later covered my specific interests in software engineering.
