Intel Employer Reviews

I had enjoyed my 18 years working as the lead-senoir equipemnet specialist in the Thin Films area. I was challenged every day working on complex equipement from troubleshooting, repair, and preventive maintenance while leading and training fellow employees.

A typical day was always interesting, we were given extensive freedom in what tasks to complete with maximum flexibility.
I learned so much at Intel, including networking, the consulting business, and how to use technology properly.
The management was the finest, there when you need them and invisible when you didn't.
The most enjoyable part of the – more... job was working with clients. – less

Technicians work Compressed 12 hour shifts.
Your learning on a daily basis, Always upgrading.
Good management team mostly looking out for your best interest.
Co-workers and teamwork go hand in hand.
Hardest part of the job in the Automation Dept. is the amount of time spent running from one end of the fab to the other taking care of issues. Approx. – more... 8 to 9 miles a day.
The most enjoyable part of the job is working with the engineers on special projects. – less

I found the opportunities to try different roles, travel the world, and meet people across the range of different industries a real benefit of working for Intel.
Most of Intel's employees are Silicon focused and used to representing Intel - good for gaining professional experience, but challenging when trying to drive new business directions and approach – more... different segments where Intel is not natively relevant.
I learned to represent Intel's product interests externally, customer perspectives internally, how to accurately monetize strategy and risk, and how to represent a company in Press and with industry organizations... – less

Very educational was a lot of information to take in and learn about the process that is done with inside the company, management worked hand and hand with engineers and technician's to ensure that the Company goal's were meet... Safety, Quality, and Output...

great place to work; managers tend to be isolated and sometimes small minded in their approach to getting the job done.

Great place to work
Great people to learn from
Innovative company

I have worked for many major semiconductor companies and Intel is #1 for a reason. There is a lot of politics but overall I would work there again. They do listen to their employees. There is truly a team environment and as a maintenance technician I was respected. They say Safety is #1 and they mean it! They stand behind what they stay.

Intel is a very good company to start career with. Once gets to learn a lot in a team which consists of brightest minds in semiconductor industry, but it is a bit slow in changing and improvements.

Hard work gets rewarded as employees are responsible for the direction of their own careers. Management is supportive of growth and encourages advancement.

Intel is a great company to work for and the people are even better. Great pay and benefits. There is also a lot of room to work from home and take vacation as long as you get your work done and depending on what your manager is like. Intel is a difficult company to get into, but once your in there is lots of room to move around to many different jobs. – more... But be careful, Intel tends to work their employees hard and it may be difficult to hold a good work-life balance! – less

Had the BEST team at Intel!! Was sad to leave (job/department was moved to Utah).

enjoyed working there,management was good,co workers were nice team to work with

Intel is a Great Place to Work.
They focus on data-driven decisions and merit-based advancement.
The culture of Intel is to do everything thoroughly and properly, but Risk Taking is still encouraged.

Normal hours are 12 hrs to 18 hrs depending on your position. Cutbacks and sending jobs overseas has required everyone to take on more responsibility.

The company is very competitive, and cares about its employees.

Intel is a great place to work. Working compressed work weeks is something to get used to.

Had fun in working on Mobile Microprocessor & its platformization!

Intel is a great place to work. Pay is good benefits are great. Very fast moving ambiguous and very stressful at times. I have a great job and love my freedom to explore.

On a typical day, I would check in at 8-9 am, and work in the cubicle or lab doing excel spreadsheet calculations and ms powerpoint presentations.

My coworkers were also very busy during the day, and we had little time to bond on a closer level.

The hardest part of my job was maintaining the requirement to produce quality engineering work since I – more... was very tired all of the time. – less