Interns get to work on interesting projects.
The stipend was low as compared to other companies, at least at the time I worked.
Met with an engineer and a recruiter on campus who were there for a career fair. The interview was less than an hour, and I was asked normal questions about my coursework and projects. They were interviewing a bunch of other candidates, so it was pre
I applied through my school's career website and scheduled an interview. Once I got to the interview, the interviewer asked me a couple of standard administrative questions and then asked me about an accomplishment that I am most proud of. He mostly
After a couple of emails back and forth with a recruiter, I was asked to prepare an 8-9 minute technical presentation over WebEx. The slides could be re-used from a previous project, of course. After the presentation and discussing the project a bit
Met with an engineer and a recruiter on campus who were there for a career fair. The interview was less than an hour, and I was asked normal questions about my coursework and projects. They were interviewing a bunch of other candidates, so it was pre
I applied through my school's career website and scheduled an interview. Once I got to the interview, the interviewer asked me a couple of standard administrative questions and then asked me about an accomplishment that I am most proud of. He mostly
After a couple of emails back and forth with a recruiter, I was asked to prepare an 8-9 minute technical presentation over WebEx. The slides could be re-used from a previous project, of course. After the presentation and discussing the project a bit