Great company and culture. Challenging, but rewarding projects
Great company and culture. Challenging, but rewarding projects
Intel truly cares about their employees. Of course, they expect results, but since day one on the job, everyone was so willing to lend a hand and be supportive in any way that they could.
The culture here is by far one of the best work environments. Intel realizes that in order to succeed as a company, they have to utilize their best asset, which is its people.
It was challenging to get up to speed in my role in order to begin making a contribution. There is a lot to learn early on, not only about your role but about the company in general. The work can be challenging at times, and days can sometimes be long.
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Software Engineer (Internship)
The team's manager called me and said they wanted to talk. I was then interviewed by the team with whom I am currently working. I subsequently went through three rounds of in-person interviews.
Manufacturing Engineer Intern
The interview was conducted via a Microsoft Teams call. During the call, I was asked both behavioral and technical questions. The behavioral section was fairly standard and consumed most of the interview. All technical questions were very basic and
Manufacturing Technician
The initial phone interview was very straightforward. It was basically a 'who are you and what do you do?' discussion. Also, they asked what steps you would take to troubleshoot and resolve an issue if given a situation.
Software Engineer (Internship)
Chandler, Arizona, United StatesMarch 1, 2017The team's manager called me and said they wanted to talk. I was then interviewed by the team with whom I am currently working. I subsequently went through three rounds of in-person interviews.
Manufacturing Engineer Intern
Chandler, Arizona, United StatesMay 23, 2024The interview was conducted via a Microsoft Teams call. During the call, I was asked both behavioral and technical questions. The behavioral section was fairly standard and consumed most of the interview. All technical questions were very basic and
Manufacturing Technician
Chandler, Arizona, United StatesOctober 1, 2010The initial phone interview was very straightforward. It was basically a 'who are you and what do you do?' discussion. Also, they asked what steps you would take to troubleshoot and resolve an issue if given a situation.
