Intel Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I worked here as a summer Intern and had a good learning experience."

"Great place to work with good work life balance."

"The company overall is a phenomenal place to work for."

"Intel may be a large company with a lot of bureaucracy. However, they can offer an exciting job, pay well, and most managers really do care about your personal development."

"I've worked with Intel off and on since 2000, both as a contractor and as a full-time employee. It's a very large company and depending on your group, the experience can be very different. If you can navigate the large corporation politics it is a great place to work with lots of opportunities."

"Don't come to Intel if you want easy and laid back. Come to Intel if you want challenges and rewarding experiences. Work on innovative products, collaborate with amazing subject matter experts, and enjoy the benefits the company has to offer its employees."

"It's really a good company."

"Intel is a great place to work. Intel allows people to grow in their own technological and management domains. “Intel has been a bellwether for technology development and investment in Ireland over decades,” said Paschal Donohoe, Minister for Finance and Public Expenditure and Reform, during a Nov. 22 Leixlip event to commemorate Intel Ireland’s 30th anniversary. “The company has invested over $15 billion over that time — something that has not been matched by any other private investment in Ireland.” This week at HPC DevCon and Supercomputing in Denver, Intel Architecture Graphics and Software leader Raja Koduri launched the one API beta. They urged the industry to join in the one API initiative. The goal: to create a single, unified programming model that aims to simplify development across multiple architectures, such as CPUs, GPUs, FPGAs and accelerators."

"Intel is a public company with all the relevant information available online. It is a great place to innovate and find smart engineers to learn from."

"Right environment for developing new skills"