This jobcast will feature opportunities with Intel Corporation in Performance Analysis of SmartPhones and Tablets.

Intel is the world’s largest semiconductor company and has its headquarters based in Santa Clara, California, with offices located worldwide.

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Joining us to tell us about these opportunities is Adam — a Gadget Analysis Team Manager with Intel Corporation.

Questions we ask Adam in this Jobcast:

1. Can you tell us a little about yourself, including how you came to join Intel and what it’s like to work there?

2. Intel is consistently honored for being a great place to work. What makes Intel a great place to work for you,  and what motivates you to come to work each day?

3. In our introduction, we mentioned that you’re a Gadget Analysis Team Manager. Can you elaborate on your role?

4. One normally associates Intel with PCs; can you tell us about this new ‘gadget’ area.

5. What kind of job opportunities are available in Performance Analysis at Intel?

6. Can you describe your ideal candidate?

7. If someone were interested in a career at Intel, where can they go for more information or to apply?

To learn about the great software jobs at Intel, click here!

This jobcast features the personal experiences of Andrea and Juan, two employees within the Software and Services Group at the Intel Argentina Software Development Center in Cordoba. Intel is the world’s largest semiconductor company and has its headquarters based in Santa Clara, California, with offices located worldwide. Apply at intel.com/jobs.

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Juan and Andrea will describe their roles and also tell us about:

* What it’s like to work at Intel Cordoba

* Career opportunities in software and, in particular, opportunities at Intel’s Argentina Software Design Center?

* What makes Intel a great place to work…

* What motivates them to come to work each day…

This jobcast will feature the personal experiences of two employees who began their careers at Intel Corporation . Intel is the world’s largest semiconductor company and has its headquarters based in Santa Clara, California, with offices located worldwide. Joining us now are Adriana and Luis from the Intel Guadalajara Design Center in Mexico. (download mp3) or play live:

What you’ll hear in this jobcast:

Adriana and Luis, can you tell us a little about yourselves, including your current role, and how long you’ve worked for Intel.

Can you tell us how you came to join Intel and, looking back, what do you remember about your first experiences?

In talking with your college friends, what would you say makes the work experience at Intel different from other companies in Mexico or other countries?

With Intel being a multinational company, do you have the opportunity to work or network with peers in other sites or countries and, if so, can you tell us a little bit about your experiences?

Can you tell us a little about life in Guadalajara and what it’s like working at the Intel Guadalajara Design Center?

Ultimately, what attracted you to Intel and what makes you want to come to work each day?

If a student or recent college grad were interested in starting their career at Intel, where can they go for more information or to apply? go to intel.com/jobs/students

This jobcast will feature Patricia, a senior research scientist with Intel China’s application research lab. Intel is the world’s largest semiconductor company and has its headquarters based in Santa Clara, California, with offices located worldwide. Apply at intel.com/jobs/China.

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Patricia will answer:

* Tell us a little bit about yourself, your role at Intel, and how long you’ve worked there…

* As a female in a technical role, can you tell us what it’s like to work at Intel and why you think it’s a great place to work…

* What is it like working as a research scientist at Intel and in such a male dominated industry?

* Can you tell us more about Intel Labs China?

* Intel is known for their high standards and competitive work environment. What challenges have you encountered and how did you overcome them?

* What advice would you give to aspiring female researchers or engineers who would like to embark on a career at Intel?

This jobcast will feature Intel Corporation’s Accelerated Leadership Program. The Accelerated Leadership Program (ALP) is a unique post-MBA rotation opportunity. Intel is the world’s largest semiconductor company and has its headquarters based in Santa Clara, California, with offices located worldwide. Joining us now are Elena and Piush, Associates in the Accelerated Leadership Program. Click here for further details.

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Elena and Piush will discuss:

* What attracted you to the Accelerated Leadership Program, and did you consider other options?
* How have used the program’s flexibility in choosing assignments to design your Intel career?
* Do you have the opportunity to network with your peers in the program and can you tell us a little bit about your experiences?
* Has there ever been a time during your rotations that you felt a bit out of your comfort zone and, if so, how did you handle it?
* What is it like to work at Intel?
* If someone were interested in Intel’s Accelerated Leadership Program, how would they apply?

This jobcast will feature a discussion about various career development opportunities with Intel Corporation and what it’s like to work at Intel’s newest site in Dalian China. Intel is the world’s largest semiconductor company and has its headquarters based in Santa Clara, California, with offices located worldwide. Apply for jobs at intel.com/jobs/china. We’ll be speaking with Hank, a Program Manager in their Fab/Sort Manufacturing Group.

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Hank will discuss:

* Tell us a little about your yourself, including your current role and how long you have worked for Intel?

* What is it like to work at Intel and why is it such a great place to work?

* Having worked at Intel since 1981, what other roles did you have before becoming a program manager, and how did you manage those career transitions?

* What can you tell us about Intel’s new Dalian site? How does it compare to the other Intel sites that you’ve visited around the world?

* As a 27-year veteran, what advice would you give to someone who wants to enjoy the same success that you’ve experienced at Intel?

* What advice would you give to someone joining Intel as a recent college graduate?

* If someone were interested in a position, how would they apply?

This jobcast will feature the personal experiences of an engineering intern at Intel Corporation. Intel is the world’s largest semiconductor company and has its headquarters based in Santa Clara, California, with offices located worldwide. Apply at intel.com/jobs. Joining us for this discussion is Deepashree, a Graphics Intern with Intel India’s Platform Applications Engineering group.

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Deepa will discuss:

* Tell us a little about your background and how long you’ve been interning at Intel India?

* What was the adjustment from school like? Does Intel have any programs to help interns settle in to the work environment?

* What’s it like to intern at Intel?

* What are some of the challenges you’ve faced during your internship and also tell us how you overcame them?

* Would you recommend an Intel internship to students listening, and why?

* Do you have any tips to share with future interns to be successful in their internship at Intel?

* Overall, why do you think Intel is such a great place to work?

Join 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! Whether you are working towards your undergrad or grad degree in business, engineering, or science programs, apply now at intel.com/jobs (search by location or area of interest, or check out our intern/grad opportunities link).

Whether you're a current student or have graduated in the last 18 months, you'll discover endless opportunities at Intel— from business to engineering, undergrad to PhD! Listen in as Carl, a Campus Recruiting Manager, shares his advice for those eager to start their career at Intel, including how to create a winning resume or C.V., how to best approach the application process, and interview tips. Apply at intel.com/jobs/students (Req. # 555124).

Hear the personal experience of Ryan, one of our undergraduate interns as he shares what it’s like to complete a placement year at Intel UK’s Reseller & Channel organization. Apply at intel.com/jobs

Ryan will discuss:

1. Tell us a little about your background and how long you’ll be interning at Intel?
2. What was the adjustment from school like? Did they have any programs to help with the process?
3. Overall, what is it like to work at Intel and is it what you expected?
4. What sorts of activities have you done with the Intern Program?
5. Why would you recommend an Intel internship to students listening?

Hear the personal perspective of 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. Apply at intel.com/jobs.

Anna will discuss her background including:

1. Overall, what is it like to work at Intel and is it what you expected?
2. What was the adjustment from school like? Did they have any programs to help with the process?
3. What sorts of activities have you done with the Intern Program?
4. The eligibility requirements and whether you interviewed in person or on the phone?
5. Why would you recommend an Intel internship to students listening?

Allison Goodman is a Validation Program Manager for Intel’s NAND Products Group. In this podcast, Allison discusses her successful career progression within a group that produces cutting edge technology, as well as her involvement with the Women at Intel Network and other development opportunities.

Says Allison: “Every day is exciting. I’ve had the opportunity to work with many different teams, held different jobs, roles…I’ve really never gotten bored.”

After listening to Allison’s podcast, please visit our Jobs at Intel homepage at intel.com/jobs, and search for requisition 557191 to apply.

Listen as Michael Lv, a Product Engineering Group Leader discusses opportunities for product engineers at Intel's Chengdu site.

In this podcast, Michael speaks about the exciting areas available within the Assembly Technology Manufacturing group for product engineers and the work being conducted at this site. Apply at intel.com/jobs (search: Engineering, location: China).

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Meet Michael McGrath, a Senior Research Technologist inside Intel’s Digital Health Group. In this podcast, Michael provides insight into the exciting and challenging research work being conducted by the world’s largest semiconductor company. Apply at intel.com/jobs (Req # 550528 and Req. #550646).

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Floy Campbell is a Validation Platform Development Manager inside Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group. In this 8 minute podcast she talks about her role as a working woman in a male dominated industry. Get a sense of what her life is like at the world’s largest semiconductor company. Apply at Intel.com/jobs

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