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Process Graduate engineer Intel

Cfl1 · 2017-01-19 21:44:22

Hi Folks, I am considering applying for a position in Intel as a process graduate engineer. I am originally a plumber by trade but have spent the last 10 years working as a service and commissioning engineer in heating and Air conditioning. I would like a change of career with more chance for advancement. I satisfy the…

19-01-2017 10:44PM

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Cfl1

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Hi Folks, I am considering applying for a position in Intel as a process graduate engineer. I am originally a plumber by trade but have spent the last 10 years working as a service and commissioning engineer in heating and Air conditioning. I would like a change of career with more chance for advancement. I satisfy the criteria. Just wondering if anyone is working in this position and how they find it
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