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An Intel Engineer Shares Why She Loves Her Work - “The world today is at a juncture where data is more relevant than ever before, and telecom is moving towards 5G, which is a convergence of wireless, computing, and cloud. I am so proud to lead and empower some of these exciting product line executions within Intel.” Sumedha Limaye, senior director of engineering, manages Networking...
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Building Groundbreaking Products at Intel India - “At Intel, I got the opportunity to work on and influence the entire product life cycle, from concept to productization, of flagship graphics products.” Anil Kumar Jonnalagadda became fascinated by microprocessors and very large-scale integration (VLSI) while working towards his bachelor’s degree in electronics and communications engineering at Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University. “The sheer ingenuity...
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Mid-Career Shift: Why This AI Expert Chose a Future at Intel - Anbumani (Anbu) Subramanian, principal engineer at Intel India, regards Vikram Sarabhai , the father of India’s space program as his role model. “His abilities – to imagine a future, transform early thoughts, and build institutes that play a pivotal role in furthering the nation – highly inspire me.” A mid-career opportunity to turn...
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Looking to Grow Your Tech Career? Two Engineers Share Keys to Succeeding at Intel Poland - If you like interesting challenges and find data center and server solutions fascinating, Intel’s Data Platform Groups (DPG) in Gdansk is the place for you. We recently spoke with Kamil Kuchta, a software engineering manager, and Maciej Lawniczak, a software architect, from the Server Software Engineering team about their current projects, biggest challenges, and their...
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To Catch a Poacher: How Our Engineers Brought AI Tech to the Fight Against the Illegal Wildlife Trade - In the wildlife reserves of East Africa, elephants, rhinos, gorillas, and other large mammals are hunted by poachers. All that stands between these animals and harm’s way are small teams of park rangers and conservationists. The danger is very real for these species on the brink: A staggering 35,000 African elephants are killed each year,...
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An Intel Women of the Year Award Winner Says Her Greatest Win Is Inspiring Others- Meet Huong, Tran from Vietnam - The following blog is part of a series focused on Women Leaders in Intel Vietnam. In this series we spoke with seven female leaders of Intel Vietnam, acknowledging and celebrating their contribution and achievements in their career. The series also shares the leaders’ thoughts to encourage and inspire women to pursue their dream career and...
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How Marta’s Transitioned from Working Student to Software Engineer - Meet Marta Navarro, a software engineer in the System Debugger team within our Intel Architecture, Graphics and Software Group at Intel Germany. We recently spoke with her about her passion for software engineering and her transition from a working student role to a full-time graduate position. How was your experience as a working student at...
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International Women in Engineering Day: Defining Moments that Shaped These Engineers’ Careers - Every career story is characterized by defining moments. For some, it’s the words of an encouraging teacher. For others, it’s their drive to solve problems or desire to make a big impact in their field. At Intel, these stories and unique pathways intersect and come to life through a shared motivation to create world-changing technology...
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Juneteenth - If you don’t know about Juneteenth, you’re not alone. It marks the United States’ second Independence Day. It is a history that remains largely unknown to many Americans, but it has long been celebrated by African Americans for 155 years, according to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture. Although the Emancipation...
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Spotlight on Security at Intel: Developing Resilience – for Products and Careers - Principal Engineer Asmae Mhassni has had an uncommon career journey—and the broad expertise she accumulated working in various product development areas gives her great success now, in security at Intel. Before joining Intel, she led the development of medical devices. “I very much enjoyed working on medical devices because of the significance and impact...
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Conquering the ‘Mother of All Relay Races’ – Blind - United in Stride, the first relay team of blind and visually impaired runners, make Hood to Coast history with the help of two Intel employees. An almost impossible feat Darryl Adams was a key member of a team that spent last weekend running 200 miles along the mountainous path from Mt. Hood to the Oregon...
Gladiators of Change: Through the Looking Glass of Global Diversity & Inclusion - Gladiators of Change: Through the Looking Glass of Global Diversity and Inclusion This blog was guest written by Nathalie Bulos, Joyce Weiner, and Sunita Utgikar. The business reasons for increasing diversity are well documented. According to research, nonhomogeneous teams are smarter than homogeneous ones1 and a diverse workforce generates more revenue and accelerates business ingenuity2. ...
Female Inventors Help Intel Receive Top 5 Ranking - By Vanessa Bailey, Global Director of Intellectual Property Policy, Intel In February 2019, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) published a report on female inventor participation. I am pleased to report that Intel ranked in the top 5 with respect to the number of women as participants in the patent inventor workforce (i.e....