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How Employee Resource Groups Helped Andrew Find His Community at Intel - Andrew Santos joined Intel for an 8-month internship in Hudson, MA back in May of 2017—now, he’s a fulltime employee, taking advantage of everything Intel has to offer, including Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) like our NextGen Professionals Network. We talked to Andrew about how he went from intern to employee, his experience with ERGs, and...
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How One Engineer Is Growing His Expertise And Leadership Skills At Intel - As an SoC design engineer focused on Pre-Silicon verification, Danny likens his job to solving puzzles. Learn more about his work finding and fixing design flaws – and the collaboration and community he’s found here. At the start of any given project (which often spans years), Danny Lerner spends a lot of time learning and...
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THE KEYS TO SUCCESS AT INTEL RUSSIA - “As an employee, I know that my company cares about my aspirations—what I want and what I need—which makes it easy to come in every day.” Stanislav Kreyzel is Global Talent Acquisition (GTA) Manager at Intel Russia. During his 12 years with the company, he’s had a lot of time to reflect on what makes...
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3 Grads Share What Makes Intel a Great Place to Work - Did you hear the news? Intel was named one of Forbes Best Employers for New Graduates. In celebration, we’re featuring a few students who found a new home at Intel. Below, meet our grads and learn what it’s like to go from a college campus to an Intel campus. Meghan Peterson, Marketing Specialist,...
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“I’m Most Grateful To My Dad For His Advice That Hot Day” - Employees on their journeys to Intel and celebrating 25 years of the Latinx network. Story as told to Jennifer Sanchez and Emily Lightcap For over 50 years, Americans have acknowledged the contributions of Latinxs in the United States during Hispanic Heritage Month. Running from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month also recognizes our...
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How resilience helped this Intel Vietnam HR director overcome hardship to build her career and pay it forward helping those in need - This blog is part of a series featuring women leaders at Intel Vietnam talking about their career achievements and sharing their advice for other women looking to pursue leadership roles. Meet Yen Pham- HR Director of Intel Products Vietnam Yen Pham joined Intel Vietnam in 2017 and has had 24 years of work experience. She...
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Mariachi STEAM: Keeping Culture Alive Through STEM - A Mariachi STEAM summer camp provides underserved youth an opportunity to explore the magical connections between music and STEM. It’s amazing how many great ideas stem from just a single cup of coffee and a meaningful conversation. For Romanna Flores and Richard Flores (same last name, no relation), coffee wasn’t the only thing that...
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A Tale of Two Cities: Finding Success from Newfoundland to Dublin - By Jessie Power, Communications Specialist within the Global Communications Group I grew up in Newfoundland, on the east coast of Canada, where there are half a million people in an area the size of Ireland, so Dublin feels like a metropolis and I love it. During my business degree I had a four-month Erasmus...
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The People Behind the Tech: Get to Know the Team Behind the Intel® Evo™ Platform - The Intel® Evo™ team came together to create world changing tech—advancing the PC platform and bringing new experiences to life with the 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processor. And they couldn’t have done it without the support and inspiration of their coworkers. From engineers and architects to mission control and program managers, building the Intel Evo...
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Advice for a Productive, Virtual Job Search - Given the current COVID-19 pandemic, many employer engagement events have become virtual. With fewer recruiters on college campuses, candidates will more likely apply for positions via a hiring website. That means the resume is that much more important because it needs to stand on its own. By Sarah Harrison, Intel Campus Relations Manager Just as...
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In Her Words: How a Trip to D.C. Brought a New Understanding of U.S. History - Chiao Alice Chang gained valuable insight after winning a visit from Intel during Black History Month 2019 to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture. A native of Taiwan, Alice moved about two years ago to Santa Clara, Calif. She is a technology development module and integration yield engineer in the Non-Volatile Memory...
Celebrating Veterans Day: How the Army Prepared This Vet for Success at Intel - The military opened a wider world for Jeremy Roy. Intel expanded it. He didn't know it at the time, but a single decision as a young man put Jeremy Roy on the path to Intel. Growing up in a small town nestled within Oregon’s lush Umpqua River Valley, Jeremy dreamed of a wide-open future made...
RETURNING TO MY RESERVATION AFTER 20 YEARS CHANGED MY CAREER — AND MY LIFE - This blog post was written by Cisco C. Minthorn, Intel Senior Director of Government Relations and Senior Counsel, Global Public Policy. He shares insights into his experiences staying connected to his tribe. In 1980, when I was an infant, my mother left my father, taking me from my reservation. She was worried about the...