Tag: internship
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Innovators and Leaders in the Making: Meet Intel Intern Olatide Omojaro
Our interns share stories of personal growth and inspiration. While I have been a resident of the United States since 2011, I am a Nigerian native, and I recently completed my BS in Computer Engineering with a robotics minor from Georgia Institute of Technology and now working towards my doctorate. As an active member of the Center for Engineering...
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Intel Scholar Summit: A journey to success
At our recent Scholar Summit in Oregon, 67 Intel Pathways interns got the chance to connect with one another, hear from executive leaders, and partake in a focus group. Below, a few of the attending interns share their Intel experience. Olatide Omojaro – Intel Pathways Intern I thought Intel would be a platform that I could leverage towards my purpose....
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An Inside Look: What’s It Like to Intern for Intel?
Just named one of the “Most Prestigious Companies to Intern For in 2016,” Intel begins the New Year on a high note. The list, published by Vault and based on surveys of over 5800 current and former interns, identifies which internships are the most desirable. So to celebrate this achievement—and give you an inside look of what it's like to...
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In Their Own Words: Intel Intern Swapna Manohar Shares Her Story
Swapna Manohar is a Graduate Technical Intern with Intel's Platform Engineering Group (PEG). She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in VLSI Design and Embedded Systems from PES Institute of Technology, Bangalore. “If we spend enough time dreaming, then the dream might eventually become real.” ― Fennel Hudson, A Meaningful Life - Fennel's Journal - No. 1 While this quote might not make sense...
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In Their Own Words: Intel Intern Juan Lopez Marcano Shares His Story
Juan Lopez Marcano was an Intel Scholar with the Platform Engineering group during the summer of 2015. He is currently earning a Master’s Degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. If I could describe my experience at Intel in one word, I would simply call it “extraordinary.” I did development for one of the...
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TVs, Tetris and Tests
Note from the editor: Alex is back, and he has a test for you this time. I won't leave you in suspense. Good luck! This week I will be giving you a test. Don’t worry, you can’t fail it, you don’t need to study, and it’s also open-book. This test is my foolproof way of testing whether you’re made to...
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The Nitty Gritty of a Good Resume The title says it all. Let's get straight into it. (Heads up, this is geared towards students, but it might be a good refresher for experienced candidates as well.) Cover letter: Most, if not all, Intel recruiters do not care for cover letters. It doesn’t hurt your chances to have one, but many recruiters do not read them. Contact Info: The top...
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From Stick Figures to the Mainframe
Note from the editor: Alex is back and at it again. From his first introduction to his desk at Intel, to the ThinkTank he started with other interns, to the ideas that he thinks up of on the MAX*, he's had a great summer so far and is back to impart some of his thoughts with you. Today he touches upon...
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MAX(imum) Inspiration
Note from the editor: Alex, our summer intern, is back again with another post for you--but this one is about finding inspiration around you in even the most mundane situations. Take a read for yourself. If you haven't read Alex's posts yet, check out his introduction to his desk (a doorway to a world of opportunities), and his second post...
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The Earth Doesn’t Stand Still, Why Should I?
Note from the editor: We recently introduced you to Alex, one of our summer interns. Alex is back again (and there's more you'll hear from him!) with another post about collaborating with other interns, keeping himself active and the surprising outcome of a simple post. I hate sitting around idly. I need to be doing something with my hands, with...
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