Expect behavioral questions (“Tell me about a time … ”) and technical assessments depending on the role. Brush up on coding, reasoning or core concepts.​

Micron interviews are often virtual. Test your tech, dress professionally and find a quiet space.​

Generic answers won’t stand out. Share real stories that show your initiative, teamwork and problem-solving.​

Show your curiosity by asking about team culture, growth opportunities or current projects.

Our teams participate in campus events across the country to share information about internships and entry-level roles. The schools we visit in person vary each year, but even if we don’t make it to your campus, you’re still encouraged to apply and will be fully considered for available opportunities.

Yes, for internships Micron provides options for both housing and transit. All interns (regardless if you are local or not) can opt in to intern housing. Relocation is for non-local students only. For new graduate positions, we typically offer a lump sum amount based on distance from the work location.

Micron has open positions around the world. Browse our careers site for recent college graduate jobs or for internship opportunities and if we are visiting your campus, check your university’s job board for Micron postings.

Yes, but be sure you meet the criteria for each role and tailor your resume to the specific position. Micron offers a wide range of opportunities across various business units, so aligning your experience with the role’s requirements will help your application stand out.

Deadlines vary depending on the role, but we recommend applying as soon as you identify a position you are interested in. Most internships are posted in late August, and some additional openings may open in January. We are most active in filling internship positions in the fall and continue to recruit for new college grad roles year-round.

Absolutely! We encourage you to apply for any roles that align with your qualifications and interests. To strengthen your application, tailor your resume to reflect the skills and experiences highlighted in the job description. Be sure to showcase any leadership roles and volunteer work you've participated in.

We conduct interviews in various formats, including on-campus, phone, in-person and virtual. Interview content may include both technical and behavioral questions. Technical questions typically focus on your completed coursework and problem-solving abilities.

Explore and download the Micron Candidate Guides to identify roles that align with your education and experience. Business candidates | Engineering candidates | Technician candidates 

Yes, you must be a college/university student and cannot graduate before the end of your intern role.