Working as an Intern
So, you've done your homework and read about the various intern programs on the Intel Student Center. Your head says it's a great idea; go ahead and apply. But the rest of you says, "What can I really expect from the internship experience at Intel"?
Now you can discover what it's like to work here as an intern from interns themselves — both past and present.
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Deepa(7:23) What it's like to intern at Intel India? Listen in as Deepashree shares her personal experiences as a graphics engineer the Platform Applications Engineering group. 
John"A lot of college students are curious about internships at Intel. Check out my blog post for insights on what it’s like to intern at Intel China." 
Karin(5:55) Karin, a Software Engineer in Haifa Israel, got a jump start on her career at Intel as an intern. Watch this video to take a look inside a day in her life. 
Bridget(1:44) "I worked for a year as a college intern in the Corporate Affairs Group. This was my first taste of Intel life and I loved it." 
Coby(8:00) Listen to Coby, an HR Program Manager, as she shares why an Intel internship is a great way to learn, earn, and gain real hands-on experience before you graduate, and how it could lead to a job at Intel when you graduate! 
Ryan(8:40) Hear the personal experience of Ryan, an undergraduate intern, as he talks about his placement year at Intel United Kingdom's Reseller and Channel organization. |
Han
Software Engineer,
Digital Home Group
Shanghai, China
"Working as an intern software engineer in the Digital Home Group, I've gotten the chance to work on the latest consumer electronics devices."
Also Check Out
More employees telling our story. . .
Podcast
10:08
In this podcast listen to Anna, one of our undergraduate interns, as she shares what it's like to complete a placement year with Intel's German Consumer Team, including her transition from school, her work and social activities, and why she'd recommend Intel Germany as a place to put university knowledge into practice.
Video
1:00
Never end up like these guys — "in transition" between one gopher job and something even less glamorous.
