So you want a job at Intel. You were inspired by the Out of the Hat premier and you said to yourself. "Hey, I want a job at Intel." Well have you come to the right...ish place! I will be covering three different jobs that you can take at Intel, or another technology company. Welcome to the realm of the Software, Electronics, and Process Engineering careers. The starting salaries for these three professions on average is $106,050, $97285,and $111,946 respectively.
Now what are some of the benefits of working at a specific facility of Intel. Let's pick a random location say Hudson Massachusetts. Some of the benefits at working at the Hudson branch is the state of the art fitness center, along with an indoor recreation center that includes refreshments and video games. Some of the actual benefits are, "generous and personalized,". There are different programs and insurances such as the Employee Assistance Program (EAP), and the Life and Accident Insurance, and the Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) insurance. These insurances and programs are there to help pay off medical bills and overall are there for your well being and financial aid. Speaking of financial aid the Intel 401(k) Savings Plan with Roth 401(k) feature will help set aside a large sum of money, with the help of Intel themselves, into your 401(k).
What is the point of Intel. Intel is a company based on the idea of inventing new and innovative technologies. You probably have seen their logo on almost every computer in existence due to their Intel Core processors that are literally everywhere. Tablets even have Intel processors as seen in the Windows Surface Pro 3. Processors are parts of your computers that help you do more stuff, the more cores in your processor, the more your computer can do all at once, or how well optimized your computer will be at completing a task.
This is the breakdown on the 3 jobs I talked about earlier.
Software engineer = develop functions and feautres for
smartphones, computers and various operating systems, write, edit and debug new
software
Electronics engineer= help develop new technology and
hardware
Process engineer = focus on design and optimization of
technologies
Click this link to go to the Intel website.
Hudson branch
CEO of Intel, Brian Krzanich
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