Hello Students!

We are pleased to announce that Intel Corporation will be hosting a US Student Virtual Career Fair on October 17, 2012 from 11am PST - 1pm PST for College Graduates and Interns!

This will be your chance to come ask questions about careers at Intel in groups such as Intel Architecture Groups, Technology and Manufacturing Groups, Software Services Group and Corporate Services. We will have multiple business groups in attendance with various hiring needs for 2013 and beyond and you will have direct access to recruiters within each organization.  

We’re looking for college graduates and students in the following technical disciplines:
-    Electrical Engineering
-    Computer Engineering
-    Computer Science
-    Mechanical Engineering (HVAC)
-    EE’s with Instrumentation/Controls and Power experience
-    Chemical Engineering (Waste Water Treatment/Ultra Pure Water)
    
Ready to shape the future through technology? You bring the brilliance. We provide the opportunities for you to shine.

For more information and to register for this event, please visit the following link:

https://intelvs.on24.com/vshow/uscollege2012/registration/3688

Instructions:
1.    Save the date and register for the event ASAP! (link above)
2.    Please apply to the most appropriate job opening ASAP. We’re offering this opportunity for anyone who didn’t get a chance to meet with us online or on campus. If you’ve already met with us, feel free to still apply to the opening for consideration:   
2013 Technical College Grad
2013 Technical Intern

Note: By supplying your resume, time permitting, we will be able to access it immediately when you join the chat session. PLEASE APPLY PRIOR TO ATTENDING. If you are unable to attend the chat session during this time slot, by applying for this opening, we will be able to share your resume with our hiring teams for consideration as well.

This event is for students that are open to College Graduate or Internship opportunities in 2012 and forward, with a minimum 3.0 GPA. BS level candidates and most MS level candidates must have the permanent and unrestricted right to work in the US without sponsorship from an employer to be considered for these opportunities. MS level candidates in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Computer Science along with PhD candidates in any discipline may be considered for sponsorship.

Come ask for advice on landing your perfect ‘gig’, find out what it’s like working for Intel in the various groups and meet our recruiters!

We look forward to your participation on October 17!

Thanks,
Intel's US College Recruiting Team