Intel has one of the most amazing internship programs. You are assigned a mentor/buddy throughout your internship. Moving across teams is very easy. All you need is a good network, for which Intel offers great networking opportunities. Intel also engages in community outreach, which I believe is really great.
The only con which I can come across is the use of acronyms, as they have a lot of these at Intel.
First, I was interviewed on campus, then I had a phone interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 30 minutes. I was asked about my research and my ability to handle equipment and experimental skills. I was then recommended for an onsite inte
I applied in September 2017. About three weeks later, I received a phone interview request by email. Within a week, a phone interview was scheduled with an engineer. The phone interview took approximately 45 minutes. The following day, I was asked fo
The process lasted for about four months. I received an email from the recruiter stating that my profile matched one of their openings and they wished to schedule a phone interview. The phone interview was with a senior team member and lasted for 40
First, I was interviewed on campus, then I had a phone interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 30 minutes. I was asked about my research and my ability to handle equipment and experimental skills. I was then recommended for an onsite inte
I applied in September 2017. About three weeks later, I received a phone interview request by email. Within a week, a phone interview was scheduled with an engineer. The phone interview took approximately 45 minutes. The following day, I was asked fo
The process lasted for about four months. I received an email from the recruiter stating that my profile matched one of their openings and they wished to schedule a phone interview. The phone interview was with a senior team member and lasted for 40