I love working here as an intern because the tasks we are assigned are very relevant towards our future goals as well as what we have learned. There are a wide variety of opportunities at Intel, and they are well explained.
I struggled when I first started because a lot of the work involved understanding file structures and formats that I had never seen before. Current employees were more than helpful in assisting me.
I received an email to set a time for a 2-hour interview. After that was set, I received another email listing all four interviewers, each with 30-minute slots and little to no breaks in between. The first interviewer explained my potential assignme
I had one phone interview discussing my experience for a different position, which wasn't a good fit. Intel kept my resume, and I was later contacted about a job that worked better for me.
Straightforward and helpful. Three managers interviewed the candidate, asking questions related to behavioral and thought process reasoning. The interview lasted for an hour. Most questions can be handled by anyone, as long as you have coded before.
I received an email to set a time for a 2-hour interview. After that was set, I received another email listing all four interviewers, each with 30-minute slots and little to no breaks in between. The first interviewer explained my potential assignme
I had one phone interview discussing my experience for a different position, which wasn't a good fit. Intel kept my resume, and I was later contacted about a job that worked better for me.
Straightforward and helpful. Three managers interviewed the candidate, asking questions related to behavioral and thought process reasoning. The interview lasted for an hour. Most questions can be handled by anyone, as long as you have coded before.