Intel - looking for engineers

stoneill

Fab24 is currently recruiting in the following areas:

Experienced Process and Yield Engineers, with a minimum of 8 years engineering experience (4 in the semi conductor industry) and a minimum Bachelors (Hons) Degree in a related discipline.
PhD Recent College Graduates and Post Doc Researchers.

tvisdead

Hi I applied for this post, I am PhD (waiting for viva) in Engineering so I think I might be suitable for these positions,
have all these positions filled or how long usually does it take for an interview to come around etc,
really interested in these positions

super_sweeney

not gonna happen anymore. intel not getting anything

Delancey

Someone posted here the other day how the job they were shortly due to start in Intel was cancelled due to an upgrade being postponed.

super_sweeney

not postponed cancel. they might not be hiring for another 2 years

dobsdave

super_sweeney wrote: »

not postponed cancel. they might not be hiring for another 2 years

Where did you see it was canceled?
People who were taken on and started, have been asked to travel.

testicle

super_sweeney wrote: »

not postponed cancel. they might not be hiring for another 2 years

How about Shannon?

super_sweeney

dobsdave wrote: »

Where did you see it was canceled?
People who were taken on and started, have been asked to travel.

never saw it was cancelled. just know one or two people. no idea about shannon. yeah they might be travelling but as much as i know they are gonna get a new process in 1-2 years instead

Tom Dunne

The next generation manufacturing process that was scheduled to be implemented in Ireland is now not going to happen.

So anyone who has been hired for that process is being told they are now in training for the subsequent manufacturing process. Each process is introduced every 2 years or so.

testicle wrote: »

How about Shannon?

Shannon is a very different subsidiary - it is a design house requiring very specific skills, whereas the Leixlip plant is a manufacturing facility.

suitseir

A relation of mine had an interview in July 2011 for the Leixlip plant and was told that he is starting this month.He hasn't heard anything to the contrary.

Anybody else have a similar experience?

dobsdave

suitseir wrote: »

A relation of mine had an interview in July 2011 for the Leixlip plant and was told that he is starting this month.He hasn't heard anything to the contrary.

Anybody else have a similar experience?

As far as I know,Intel are standing by any contracts , as long as the person is willing to travel for 2yrs (U.S. or Israel)

testicle

Tom Dunne wrote: »

Shannon is a very different subsidiary - it is a design house requiring very specific skills, whereas the Leixlip plant is a manufacturing facility.

Thanks, but I know what it is.