Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
Life and Work at Intel Germany – Working in a diverse environment - Diversity and inclusion are cornerstones of Intel’s culture. After all, how do you know you are exploring the best ideas if everyone contributing is coming from the same background and lines of thought? That’s why we do more than talk about having a diverse workforce, we live it. That means welcoming people of all walks...
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NDEAM Roundtable: A conversation about diverse abilities and the power of open dialogue - For employees with diverse abilities, the workplace may come with a unique set of challenges. To recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we talked with members of our community from across the globe who live, work, and thrive with a range of diverse abilities including autism, bipolar disorder, deafness, blindness, and autoimmune diseases. We spoke...
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Shattering the stigma: Living and thriving with bipolar disorder - This blog was guest written by Brian Keavney, a manufacturing technician in AZFSM at Intel. He also serves as chair of the mental health awareness initiative with the Intel Disability Awareness Network. About me I am a high functioning, successful mental health patient working at Intel. I have a bipolar disorder that has affected me...
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“How cool would it be to work there?” For this designer, applying to Intel was the opportunity to make a real difference. - Meet Marta Chmiel, a system-on-chip designer at Intel Poland. She is a member of the FPGA and Programmable Devices team located in Gdańsk. A STEM evangelist and champion for women in technology, Marta Chmiel and her small-but-mighty team are hard at work impacting the future of technology. We recently spoke with her about her journey...
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It all starts with data: Meet four engineers helping build the new data-driven world - And learn how you can make an impact everyday by bringing data-centric solutions to life From streaming videos anywhere and everywhere to driverless cars and better healthcare management, it’s clear that the future is data. Mountains of it—a dizzying volume requiring ever faster and more efficient compute power, analysis, storage, and security. As such, Intel...
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So What Does a Graphics Engineer Actually Do? - Get helpful insights into this creative technical field. With innovations in data center, artificial intelligence, virtual reality and other immersive media technologies fueling new products, solutions, and experiences, the world of graphics is rife with possibilities for technical graduates. Diploma in hand, your options in graphics are endless—and can feel overwhelming. And while school...
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From almost missing the interview to Director of Finance: A conversation with Indranil Bhattacharyya - Indranil Bhattacharyya’s Intel journey almost ended before it’d even begun. Traffic was terrible in Bangalore the day of his interview in 2001, which caused him to keep the interviewer waiting for two hours. Seventeen years later, he can chuckle at the memory. As it was, he says, destiny played its part and he got the...
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We Belong on the Team: A Recent Hire’s 6 Tips on Successful Integration - In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re introducing We Belong, a new series where women and allies at Intel help you with career questions and life challenges by sharing their personal stories, advice, and expertise showinghow they – and you – belong on the team. Today’s Advisor: Cailin O’Mara, Intel HR Marketing and Communications ...
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We Belong As Allies: Here’s How I Became an Ally and You Can Too - In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re introducing We Belong, a new series where women and allies at Intel help you with career questions and life challenges by sharing their personal stories, advice, and expertise showing how they – and you – belong in allyship. Today’s Advisor: Vince Guglielmetti, Costa Rica Site General Manager...
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A Doctoral Student’s Perspective: Life at Intel Germany - Intel Germany offers many opportunities for doctoral students to start a career after graduation—or even before. But what is it really like for Ph.D.s at Intel Germany? To find out, we asked Felix Last. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in “Machine Learning Applications for Electronic Design Automation” in collaboration between Intel and the...
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An Intern’s Perspective: Life at Intel Germany - At Intel Germany we offer incredible opportunities for students to gain insight into one of the world’s leading technology companies and earn valuable work experience in the latest technology fields, including Connectivity, Autonomous Driving, and Drones. But what is it really like once you’re a part of our student community? To find out, we asked...
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We Belong in Leadership: 4 Women Share How They Got There - In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re introducing We Belong, a new series where women and allies at Intel help you with career questions and life challenges by sharing their personal stories, advice, and expertise showing how they – and you – belong in leadership. A title does not make you a leader. A leader is...
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INTEL GDANSK: HELPING BUILD STRONGER COMMUNITIES - Learn how our employees in Poland are bettering the world not only through developing groundbreaking technologies, but also through their dedicated volunteer efforts. Did you know giving back is an essential component of our culture at Intel Poland? We are passionate about supporting diverse causes and caring for our local environment. Incredibly, 35% of...
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