Intel is a modern sweatshop. Terrible place to work for more than 2 years!
Intel is a modern sweatshop. Terrible place to work for more than 2 years!
Free fruit and soda.
Electric charging stations for electric cars, though you have to compete with 100 others cars for the 12 spots.
Engineers are forced to work 70+ hour weeks, plus nights, weekends, and holidays. There is no work-life balance there.
Remove on-call and weekend workloads so that people can rest.
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Software Engineering
Applied online and received an email to set up a phone interview. First interview call was directly with the hiring manager. They asked about my past experience and resume, followed by simple OS-related questions and then some moderate-level questio
PTD Module and Yield Integration Engineer
Applied through an employee referral. Started with a phone interview with the manager of the area for which I was applying. The phone interview lasted about 30-45 minutes and involved explaining details of my PhD research and describing specific wor
CAD Engineer
I met with five people and interviewed with each for approximately an hour. All but one were technical interviews. One focused on my past work, another on writing code for algorithms, and the others were more broad in scope. The personal interview
Software Engineering
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesSeptember 20, 2014Applied online and received an email to set up a phone interview. First interview call was directly with the hiring manager. They asked about my past experience and resume, followed by simple OS-related questions and then some moderate-level questio
PTD Module and Yield Integration Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesJuly 1, 2014Applied through an employee referral. Started with a phone interview with the manager of the area for which I was applying. The phone interview lasted about 30-45 minutes and involved explaining details of my PhD research and describing specific wor
CAD Engineer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesApril 1, 2019I met with five people and interviewed with each for approximately an hour. All but one were technical interviews. One focused on my past work, another on writing code for algorithms, and the others were more broad in scope. The personal interview
