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post Feb 13 2020, 05:28 PM

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QUOTE(ijeydagarz @ Feb 13 2020, 02:27 PM)
Firstly, Thank you for replying.

The offer is at Job Grade 6, ill be coming from Philippines.

If ever we will stay at Kulim area, what are the available local transportation mode (ie,bus) going in and out of the office? do i need to use the taxi everyday? this might be too expensive. Does Intel cover the transportation cost?
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Intel does provide factory bus service which are used mainly by those working in the production line and follows a certain schedule.
Anyone employee is eligible to use it although it is mainly used by those working on the production line.
The buses runs a fix route and schedule and if you happen to stay within that route, you can make use of it.
There's also ride sharing service (Grab, etc) which you can use.

Having said that, it is still recommended to get your own transport for all other personal usage (shopping, etc)
Rental and living costs in Kulim is considerably cheaper than on the island and the savings should be able to help you get a car

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post Apr 28 2021, 09:44 AM

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QUOTE(iSean @ Apr 28 2021, 09:13 AM)
Hey Chipz do you have the Intel Shuttle Bus Service route?
I'm planning to stay around D-Piazza's area. I'm not sure will it reach me or not.

So far survey:
- D-Piazza's Condo
- Arena
- Elit Heights
- Mahsuri Square

So far I heard it is not operating  sweat.gif
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When it was operational, the shuttle outside of the office area is mainly factory buses and follows the timing of the production floor.
Are you required to work in office now? Most of the design and development jobs are operating remotely, except those which requires lab access, or on specific request basis.
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post Apr 28 2021, 09:51 AM

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QUOTE(iSean @ Apr 21 2021, 12:28 AM)
rclxub.gif  oh god seems like a long learning curve.
Eventually they sent out WorkDay application as a Functional Validation Engineer.
The team will be under IPG.

Based on what I heard from my Hiring Manager, my team is sandwiched in between Front and Backend.
The job scope is quite new, also not really familiar with, due to the uni and industrial gap.

But again really test out 1 year see is I can sink or float lah.

Since industrial IC field jobs, seems very vast and in depth.
Maybe start low from Validation Engineer, slowly can work up to IC design or not?  sweat.gif 
Hopefully, Intel Malaysia is inclusive, tolerant, and understanding on the current situations for fresh graduates who don't know their strengths or position in their playing field, and Intel can cultivate a pathway for us and further drive our passion in this field.  sweat.gif

Graduate Functional Validation Engineer
Job Description:
􀀀 Creates emulation/Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) models from a Register Transfer Level (RTL) design using emulation/FPGA synthesis, partitioning and routing tools.
􀀀 Develops hardware and software collaterals and integrates it with the emulation/FPGA model.
􀀀 Tests and debugs the emulation/FPGA model and collaterals.
Develop methodology/tool flow for running system tests/SW application/boot OS on emulator.
Experience or knowledge in FPGA design and simulation in VHDL/Verilog; knowledge in standard emulator
flow (Cadence Palladium, Synopsys ZeBu or Mentor Veloce) will be a plus.

Qualifications:
Electronic, Electrical, Computer Engineering or similar engineering degree
􀀀 Digital design
􀀀 Combinational, Synchronous (state machines), Asynchronous
􀀀 Hardware Description Languages (Verilog, System Verilog or VHDL)
􀀀 Programming languages (C, C++, Python)
􀀀 Ability to self-organize and prioritize work.

Business group:
IP Engineering Group's (IPG) vision Build IPs that power Intel's leadership products and power our
customer's silicon. We want to attract & retain talent who get joy in building high quality IP and share our
core belief that IP is fundamental to transforming Intel's silicon design process. IPG's guiding principles
will be ensuring Quality (Zero Bugs), Customer Obsession (Delight our Customers) and structured Problem
Solving. We are a fearless organization transforming IP development.
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For Graduate Trainee position, if you do well, you might get converted to a permanent role before the 1 year contract is up.
If no permanent position is offered towards the end of the contract period, the contract could be extended or you'll be opened up to other groups/departments for hiring on a permanent basis.
Your JD seems related to Emulation, which in my opinion, should be exciting and has plenty of headroom to grow and innovate.



 

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