Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
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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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FREE EXPRESSION AND DIVERSITY – THE KEYS TO SUCCESS - “It’s always important to speak up, no matter how challenging your idea might be. I’m a strong believer that diversity of opinion leads to better solutions, innovation, and customer value.” Bartosz Ciepluch is a Vice President and the General Manager of Intel’s Data Platforms Group (DPG) in Poland. Before joining Intel, he spent 13...
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How Lagacia Sims Discovered the Variety of Engineering Careers, and Diverse Backgrounds, at Intel - If you were to have asked Lagacia Sims what the future held for her when she was a child, becoming a software engineer in a global corporation would not have been anything she dreamt of, even in her wildest dreams. Despite this, she’s now part of an Intel team that delivers discrete GPUs that power...
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Standing in Solidarity: Honoring Asian American and Pacific Islander Month at Intel - Nix Juban, an Assembly Test Manufacturing senior technical lead at Intel in Chandler, Ariz., shares how her personal and professional experiences across Southeast Asia and the U.S. have impacted her views on the diversity of Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander heritages—and why, together, we must stand against anti-Asian hate. By Nix Juban My...
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A Career Inspired by Movies—One Security Engineer’s Journey to Intel - Movies built on suspense and intrigue have always been a draw for Mir Ahsan. Little did he know that his love for math and science would lead him to a career in firmware security, developing cutting edge cybersecurity solutions at Intel. Growing up in Toronto, Mir was interested in math and science but didn’t...
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Intel Engineering Manager Su Ching Fong on the Challenges of Leading from Home - Su Ching Fong, a Pahang native, has always found joy in delving into new worlds, being creative, and problem solving. She channeled those passions into pursing a computer engineering degree and found a perfect outlet working in tech. “I feel like there’s always something new in engineering. Even though I’m in the same domain, trends...
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How Intel Offered This Software Developer Unlimited Opportunities to Refuel His Engineering Passion - Familiarity can be good, but when familiarity with your career turns monotonous, it can be unmotivating. For Kishore Chittudi, working in the same company, on the same project for three years led him to want to discover new opportunities that could refuel his passion. Intel was an aspirational company for Kishore—a company where he...
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A Creative Approach to Developing Linux Kernel Network Drivers at Intel Poland - With more than 20 years of professional experience, Piotr Kwapulinski brought his talents to Intel two years ago. Currently, he is a senior software engineer in the Ethernet Products Group, working on the development and design of Linux kernel drivers. We recently spoke with him about his career journey, what sets Intel apart, and where...
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A competitive sponsorship opportunity led Chase Randall to an internship at Intel - Fierce competition is the new norm in tech and Andre Kenneth “Chase” Randall, a GEM fellow and junior software developer at Intel, is familiar with the challenge. As a GEM fellow (from the National Consortium for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in Engineering and Science), he’s ventured out of his comfort zone, seeking new experiences and...
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Software Developer Kaveh Nasri On Pushing the Boundaries of Innovation at the Edge - In the current gig-economy world, it is hard to imagine a 30-year career with a single employer, but that is exactly what Kaveh Nasri has had with Intel. Kaveh reflects on joining the company, “when I got started, Intel wasn’t the household name that it is today.” An internship with Intel brought a young college...
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Recognizing Women at Intel: Maria Bezaitis on Her Fearless Career and “Strange” TED Talk - March is International Women’s Month, an opportunity to unite women and allies around the world—and across Intel—in promoting the global equality of women. As we work toward making Intel the most inclusive and responsible company on the planet, we want to take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate all the amazing women across our company....
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...
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...