I was a GT with Intel, in year 2005. I was enjoying myself a lot when I was there in the Penang office. However, I have left after 1 year as a GT as I am from KL. Penang was fun though~ I was with the design team that time.

I would say Intel provides a very good training ground for fresh graduates. However, don't treat it as a "training but no real work" place. Intel will provide a lot of training for new graduates, and DO remember to work and give your outputs back to your team.

So, my advice to you is go for it and learn! Along the way, you will understand what work means and find your interest in work.

Good luck! :-)

hi.. when u get the offer? u apply through Jobstreet? or..? since when u apply the job?
i will be grad by end of April, but still have no any offer from any company...
any advice?

So you accept validation or test solution?

  sorry.. didn;t noticed that 
cause i am now applying for Intel GT post, but have no news about it... 

mine i ask is it your cgpa above 3.2?

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Added on March 16, 2009, 8:52 pm
mine i ask is it your cgpa above 3.2?
may i know what kind of question they asked you?

intel has frozen most job openings
but still hiring interns

interns stand quite a high chance to be offered a regular position if performance is ok. in fact right now, its like the only way to join intel

haha, i prefer not to tell la.

Any differences between "Computer Engieering majoring in electronics".. vs "Electornics Engineering majoring in Computer" 

got "Electronic Computering majoring in engineering"?

no need sweat... they all ended up working with engineers, computers and electronics.

That is for 1st class. Your friend got 1st class ?