Technical Marketing Engineer Review

Participate in new product development and current product maintenance. Represent customer needs, creating competitive analysis from a technical perspective, developing and presenting technical product training materials. Responds to customer/client requests or events as they occur. Develops solutions to problems utilizing formal education and judgement.

Yes, I got to lead service/volunteer based experiences whether it is for professional development or for learning about STEM.
I took care of some technical projects where I looked into confidential computing, software optimization and educating students on arduinos and basic electronics principles.

Asking more thought out questions, developed troubleshooting skills. Further developed algorithmic thinking but at an industry level.
For soft skills: effective communication, becoming more goal oriented and strategic planning.

I got a healthy amount of aid/support/guidance from my team and members of the Intel community. With that I got pressure that supported growth and challenged the skills I brought into the office to become better as an engineer.

Friendly and very charitable. The company cares about giving back to our community while also delivering results. Everyone is happy to learn from each other especially when roles differ from each other.

I enjoyed the work I did with my team and that I was able to solidify skills I developed in the start of university. I am happy that I challenged myself in learning about topics that are hot in the industry rather than legacy technologies. I enjoyed some elements of working with the intern cohort. There isn't much I would like to change.

Yes