Intel's presence in Costa Rica has supported the growth of the country and catalyzed Foreign Direct Investment. More than 2000 employees design, prototype, test, and validate integrated circuit and software solutions, and provide finance, human resources, procurement, and sales and marketing support. Today we invite you to join the team and begin your career as a Materials Planning Student Worker.

This position is for a candidate for a temporary position who has not yet graduated and is working towards a relevant Bachelor's, Master's or PhD degree from an academic institute. A Student employee can do specific work in the area of their future degree or work as a Generalist in a specific department. The Studentship is limited in time with the intent to hire into an College Graduate/ Technical Graduate position as appropriate.

The ideal candidate must exhibit the following behavioral traits:
- Attention to details and focus on accuracy.
- Good sense of urgency (on time task completion).
- Customer Orientation.
- Flexible and adaptive to change.
- Adequate problem-solving skill.
- Initiative to learn and self-development.
- Passion to learn and work in a multicultural and cross regional team.

Qualifications

You must possess the minimum qualifications to be initially considered for this position. Preferred qualifications are in addition to the minimum requirements and are considered a plus factor in identifying top candidates. Requirements listed would be obtained through a combination of industry relevant job experience, internship experiences and or schoolwork/classes/research.

As the world's largest chip manufacturer, Intel strives to make every facet of semiconductor manufacturing state-of-the-art -- from semiconductor process development and manufacturing, through yield improvement to packaging, final test and optimization, and world class Supply Chain and facilities support.  Employees in the Technology Development and Manufacturing Group are part of a worldwide network of design, development, manufacturing, and assembly/test facilities, all focused on utilizing the power of Moore’s Law to bring smart, connected devices to every person on Earth.