Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
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Life and Work at Intel Germany: What it’s Like to Have an Impact - Working at Intel gives you the chance to impact the whole world through the technology you are bringing to life. Intel’s cutting-edge technologies impact today’s and future’s societies worldwide and change the way we interact with each other every day our employees from Munich, Germany, had to say about the affect their work has on...
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Life and Work at Intel Germany: Beyond Benefits - As a global employer, Intel prides itself with providing competitive benefits for all employees across the globe. We encourage our employees to both live and work at their best. Bonuses, generous time off, paid sabbaticals, stock options and perks such as on site fitness centers, private transportation and continuing learning opportunities culminate in a workplace...
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Life and Work at Intel Germany: Being Part of the Team - When you work at Intel, you are always a member of the team. We join forces and work together to make the project a success. Wonder how Intel employees view team spirit and work ethic? See what some of them in Munich, Germany, had to say about living the team spirit. Anna M, Product Roadmap...
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Life and Work at Intel Germany: Developing Your Career at Intel - Developing a long lasting career with any tech company might seem like a dead idea these days. Here at Intel, we believe in investing in our workforce and developing their skills so they can experience many different roles all within our company. Whether it’s trying out several different job functions at the same site, or...
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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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How Surya Prekke Finds Meaning in His Work at Intel - Today we are profiling another one of our incredible employees in Intel India. Surya Prekke was the youngest and fastest person to achieve the title of Principle Engineer at Intel India, and he is now managing a System on a Chip (SOC) development team. He graduated from the India Institute of Technology, Bombay with a...
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From Intel Intern to Employee: Krupa Ravi’s Career Journey - In this continuing blog series we spoke with several employees at Intel India who graduated from different universities around India to discuss how college graduates can achieve a career-best experience at Intel. A college graduate herself, Krupa Ravi has first-hand knowledge on starting her career at Intel. In May 2018, Krupa graduated from Tata Institute...
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Raj Dua Follows His Passion at Intel - In this ongoing profile series we spoke to several employees at Intel India who graduated from different universities around India. Our discussions centered on finding success at Intel and advice for recent college graduates starting their careers. Before joining Intel, Raj Dua received his undergrad degree at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani....
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Mitali Monalisa’s Life at Intel - We recently spoke with several employees at Intel India who graduated from different universities around India to discuss how they found success at Intel and hear some advice on how recent college graduates entering their career arenas can make the most of their time to achieve a career-best experience at Intel. Mitali Monalisa graduated from...
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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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Innovators and Leaders in the Making: Meet Intel Intern Dajah Lasenberry - Our interns share stories of personal growth and inspiration. “I have always been proud of being a black female who is a part of the LGBT community, but in certain environments I felt the need to conform. Being at Intel has shown me that the company really does care about diversity...
Women of Intel: Creating diverse and inclusive workplaces isn’t just a “nice” thing to do - At Intel, our vision is simple and direct: diversity drives innovation. We solve technology’s biggest problems every day; to do that we need the best talent – those that challenge the status quo and think differently. We need different creative perspectives, and that means building a workplace where diversity and inclusion thrive. We asked several...
Happy Father’s Day: Intel dads share what benefits let them spend more time with family - Just in time for Father’s Day, Intel has once again landed on Fatherly’s 2018 list of the 50 Best Places to Work for New Dads. In celebration, we asked a handful of Intel dads what benefit helps them achieve work life balance. Prentiss Jackson on Bonding Leave In Jan 2015, my son Everest was born....