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[North CA] Tech Summer Intern Wanted by R2D2isAMeanDrunk

I've mentioned on here before that I work for Intel, and one of my colleagues is looking for a summer intern. The ideal candidate would be a CS student between sophomore and junior year with an interest in business, as we need them doing some marketing work. The most technical experience we're looking for is if they've put together a PC before (and preferably enjoy PC gaming in their free time) and they should be comfortable presenting formally to peers. We can't offer relocation reimbursement to northern CA for the summer, but it is a paid internship. If you know someone interested, please drop me a line: aio2 AT intel.com