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Do you know the corresponding years of experience range for Intel pay grade level 7, 8 , 9
Drakkith said:Have you tried contacting the company? If you're serious about finding a job there and have the credentials I don't see why they wouldn't tell you.
Intel pay grade levels are a system used by the company to determine the salary and compensation for employees. These levels are based on the job role, responsibilities, and experience.
At Intel, there are typically 12 pay grade levels, ranging from entry-level positions to senior leadership roles.
The letters in the Intel pay grade levels stand for specific job functions and responsibilities. For example, "Y" stands for "individual contributor" while "E" stands for "executive."
The years of experience range for each pay grade level at Intel varies, but generally, the higher the pay grade level, the more experience is required. For example, a pay grade level of "Y0" may require 0-2 years of experience, while a pay grade level of "Y7" may require 7-10 years of experience.
Yes, employees can move up to a higher pay grade level at Intel through promotions or job changes that align with higher pay grade levels. This typically requires gaining more experience and developing new skills.