Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
A New Device and Sign: Two Ways Intel Connects Deaf and Hearing Communities - A decade after the first Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), Intel has added a visual representation created by sign language users to represent the company’s name. Intel engineer Adam Munder says the sign is a solid step to promote and celebrate the company’s deaf community. Munder is general manager of Omnibridge (formerly Comm-Verse),...
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Live Pono. Live Aloha. Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Month - Aloha! My name is Kim Sherwood. I am an Admin Partner in HR, Global Talent Acquisition, based out of Ronler Acres in Hillsboro, Oregon May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month, and I am so excited to have this opportunity to share about the heritage I grew up in. The heritage...
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A Mother’s Day Tribute: Working Mums of Intel Taiwan - A mother’s love is one of the strongest forms of love there is. Mothers are often selfless, putting the needs of her children and family before her own, acting decisively and with compassion. Mums are tireless, generous, protective, and indomitable. A mother’s love knows no bounds and words fall short in describing its depth and...
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Career Goals: Finding Real Life Solutions in Cloud Technology - It may seem like something relatively simple, but flipping a circuit breaker to restore the power in her family’s house as a teenager illuminated the path towards an engineering career for Hui Li. Like magic, she was able to restore the lights. Now, as a Cloud Technical Program Manager at Intel, Hui feels like her...
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Curiosity and an Open Mind Are Key to Pathfinding - Find out what life is like for an Intel research team working on future world-changing technologies and solutions. Intel is not only about current-day business projects. It’s also about working on projects of the future—constantly looking for technological development, even when it’s not always easy or obvious. What is daily work and life like for...
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Joining Intel Amidst a Pandemic: The Journey and Experiences of Three New Hires - Ask anyone about their life milestones, and it’s very likely you will hear stories revolving around education, work, career, family, and retirement. These are exciting and defining chapters that many of us will experience as we journey through life. In this feature, we converse with three new hires at the start of their careers at...
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From intern to engineer: How Kiến Thông made his career dreams come true at Intel Vietnam - In this series we’re featuring recent college graduates who found a new home at Intel Vietnam Kiến Thông was once a boy dreaming of creating big and cool machines. Now, he has a solid foundation for his engineering career at Intel Vietnam. We talked with Thông about how he made his dreams a reality, through...
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Pride Inside at Intel: Why Accurate Pronouns and Inclusive Language Are So Important - From listing pronouns on email signatures and business cards to wearing rainbow stickers on our badges, the global Intel community has quickly embraced practices of LGBT+ allyship. But there is still so much to learn and understand in our journey to becoming the most inclusive company on the planet. That is why, this Pride Month,...
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How This Engineer Discovered a New Facet of Power Electronics at Intel India - Meet Power Delivery Architect Samantha Rao When Samantha Rao was made an offer to join Intel, she asked the hiring manager if he was sure she was a good fit. Samantha comes from a power electronics background and had always viewed Intel as a processor – design company. While she was excited to be selected...
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We Rise Q&A: Vanessa Lanas Delbridge on Conserving and Restoring Water - As part of our 2030 goals, we are raising the bar for ourselves and evolving our corporate responsibility strategy to increase the scale of our work with others to create a more responsible, inclusive, and sustainable world, enabled by technology and our collective actions. We sat down with Vanessa Lanas Delbridge, Intel’s Water...
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Why Pride Needs to Be Supported Every Day—Not Just in June - Pride Isn’t Limited by the Month of June Every year on June 1, social media feeds turn into a concoction of rainbows, glitter, and “born this way” sentiments. Companies turn their logos into Pride flags, and advertisements feature a diverse, intersectional cast—proving that they, too, support the LGBT+ community. Pride is celebrated in June...
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Milind’s Intel Journey: Solving Real-World Problems with AI - Milind Hanchinmani's journey at Intel began more than two decades ago. An introvert with a degree in computer science, Milind believes that the technology exposure and opportunities he received at Intel played a key role in shaping his career. Today, he is the director of AI Accelerant, leading a team that is enabling customers who...
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Making a difference: This Intel engineer helps youths with disabilities prepare for employment - How can I make a difference? This question defines Ankit Navik’s contributions to both work and society. Inspired by his father and mentor’s continuous work helping others, Ankit has a well-rooted desire to give back to society. Ankit joined Intel as an intern in 2014, and his desire and motivation to help others was quickly...
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