Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
In the Face of Adversity, Authenticity and Fearlessness Led Brittany to Success - Brittany Lee often felt that people from her community were not supposed to “make it.” It seemed like the cards were stacked against her from the start. Raised by her grandparents on the northside of St. Louis, Brittany grew up in a neighborhood plagued by drugs and high crime rates. Despite her surroundings, she was...
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Celebrating Black Excellence at Intel - At Intel, we’re committed to creating a more diverse workforce and world. Bringing rich experiences and perspectives, our employees enable us to continue to innovate at the highest levels. We’re proud to amplify the experiences of our Black employees, highlighting the immense contributions and talents they bring to Intel every day. Read a few of...
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Patent Award Winner Lidia Warnes on Approaching Problem Solving with Joy - We’re highlighting the wonderful contributions of recent award winners recognized by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE). In this series, these women share how Intel supports their careers, offering them flexibility alongside opportunities to create amazing tech. Lidia Warnes, a technical lead and platform architect in the Data Center Group, recently received the Patent Recognition...
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THE LATEST
We Rise Q&A: Ayla Olvera on the Circular Economy and Rethinking Waste - 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 Ayla Olvera, supply chain analyst,...
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Taking Challenges Head On: An Engineering Manager’s Passion for Creating Excellence in Intel products - “The ability to impact the day-to-day lives of millions of people through technology is what pulled me to Intel and this industry. Knowing that whatever I'm doing touches people’s lives brings a smile to my face every single day.” If you ask Indranil, a lot has changed in the last 20 years that he has...
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Leading Software Into the Future: VP Mike Uhl on Growing the Next Generation - A 24-year veteran of Intel, Mike Uhl, leads a global engineering organization within the Client Computing Group (CCG). He came to Intel with a background in high performance computing and began his career with a focus on pre-silicon chipset validation. Validation remained a common thread throughout his journey as an engineer, manager, and now vice...
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Principal Engineer Tiffany Kasanicky Says Working in Tech Is Like a Choose Your Own Adventure Book—the Possibilities Are Infinite - Tiffany Kasanicky was hooked on engineering when she discovered her joy for problem-solving. Now a principal engineer in the Data Center Group at Intel, she discusses how she began her career (originally wanting to be a marine biologist!), what it’s like for her as a women in tech, and why she says focusing on other...
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Find Out Why Principal Engineer Jeanne Luce Loves Working in Areas of Uncertainty - Jeanne Luce didn't always want to work in technology. Though she’d always been interested in science, she was drawn to both music and linguistics. However, she ended up studying chemistry in college and she planned to stay in the field. It wasn’t until her last year of grad school, after seeing her thesis advisor go through a...
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Do Wonderful Spotlight: Anna Prakash and Education Empowers Inc. Bring STEM to Kids Across Arizona - When Anna Prakash became a mother, she knew she wanted to raise her daughter, Elaina, with an emphasis on community involvement. As Elaina grew, Anna brought her to various local homeless shelters and food banks to volunteer. Being an engineer at Intel, Anna also brought her to many Intel-led STEM events. Over time, Anna began...
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We all have the responsibility to fight against Asian hate - This blog was published on behalf of Xiao Lu, Engineering Area Manager and Principal Engineer at Intel. Everyone should understand that words have consequences. The long running and deeply rooted undercurrent of racial stereotyping of people of Asian descent has been exacerbated and emboldened during the COVID-19 pandemic. I would not be surprised to see...
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The Secrets to Success in Hardware Design, and Lucy Kuria Naim’s Journey to Discover Career Growth - In 2006, Lucy Kuria Naim felt stuck in her career in hardware. She seemed lost, with few opportunities for growth. Then she joined Intel. Now, almost 15 years later, Lucy is a leader in pre-silicon design for hardware—and she’s seeing firsthand how some of the technologies she’s helped develop are making an impact on the...
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Valuing Values: How Shweta Malik Stopped Worrying About a Job Title and Found Fulfillment Instead - Shweta Malik has held several roles at Intel since joining the company full time nearly six years ago. Even before she started at Intel, she considered it her dream job. And no matter her role, she was always eager to fill it. From one position to the next, her work revolved around two things: power...
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Being Extraordinary by Being Authentic — Joannie Fu’s Career Journey - Joannie Fu, chief of staff in the Custom Logic Engineering Group joined Intel 20 years ago. She was first attracted to Intel when she saw the company’s allyship to the LGBTQ community. Now, she’s an active member of Intel Out & Ally Leadership Council, a sponsor and mentor of a chapter of the Intel LGBT+...
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