Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
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Intel Scholar Summit: A journey to success - At our recent Scholar Summit in Oregon, 67 Intel Pathways interns got the chance to connect with one another, hear from executive leaders, and partake in a focus group. Below, a few of the attending interns share their Intel experience. Olatide Omojaro – Intel Pathways Intern I thought Intel would be a platform that I...
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Having fun while making the world more secure - This blog was posted on behalf of Justyna Chilczuk, a software engineering manager at Intel Gdansk, who is working as part of the Platform Security Division in the Software and Services Group (SSG). The Platform Security Division develops new technologies that increase security of Intel® solutions and platforms. Before starting my career at Intel, I...
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Intel Poland’s Scholarship Program Encourages Women to Join STEM Careers - In 2015, Intel began a program ‘New Technologies for Women” aimed at improving the representation of women in the tech industry in the long term by helping promising students get the education, training and experience they need to succeed. Each year, around 25 applicants are chosen to receive the Intel Scholarship Grant, which includes tuition...
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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...
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“Secrets to Success” from employees with over 40 years at Intel - Profiles written by Krista Vasquez, Intel Employee Communications Imagine working at the same company for over 40 years. Well, turns out that here at Intel 37 people have done just that. As we prepare to celebrate our upcoming 50th anniversary, we met with two of our longest-serving employees from around the world and asked them...
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Fear no more! Drone shows create firework-like light displays that are fun for the whole family, pups included - Could Intel® Shooting Star™ drones be the secret to perfect festivities? We asked Brad Whalen, one of Intel’s drone light show project managers, what it’s like to tour the world with this innovative new technology and how it could impact even our nation’s brightest (and loudest) holiday. Ear-friendly entertainment If you haven’t seen a drone...
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Honor and Pride: Veterans Share Why they Chose Intel as their Next Mission - Veterans have always been key contributors to Intel’s success. Employees with a military background have often attained skills during their service that uniquely qualify them for several positions at Intel—both in engineering and other support functions such as finance, HR, IT, sales and supply chain. We asked three veteran colleagues why they chose Intel as...
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An Intel insider’s perspective: More than just a PC company - We’re known for our chips, but Intel is driving the future of groundbreaking technologies like 5G, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and autonomous driving. At Intel, our passion for transformative innovation is impacting businesses across every industry, and even society itself. Our legacy is built by a large global network of incredibly talented people. They are...
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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....
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Intel’s STEM Pathways Program helps teens chart a course in engineering - The program at McClymonds High School in Oakland, California, hits milestone with 60 of 62 attending college. Out of the 31 students who participated in our Engineering Pathway, 30 will be attending college in the fall. This blog was guest written by Luis Marin, program manager in the Global Diversity & Inclusion Group at Intel...
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For Mother’s Day, one expectant engineer reflects on motherhood and her hopes and wishes for her child’s future - This blog was guest written by Alicia Lowery, a hardware engineer working in power, performance, and design at Intel. My mom is very strong. Growing up, I saw how she dealt with trials and tribulations and that shaped my perspective and helped mold who I am. She taught me by example how to maintain...
Keeping Quiet to Break the Silence: Intel Employees Support Day of Silence to Create a More Inclusive World - In the United States, the Day of Silence is the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network’s (GLSEN) annual day of action to spread awareness about the effects of bullying and harassment of LGBTQ students. Day of Silence was started by students in 1996. In support of our four year partnership with GLSEN, Intel recently hosted...
Building a More Diverse & Inclusive Intel: Iolanda Klein - Iolanda Klein Packaging Research and Development Engineer “My Warmline case manager was very friendly and knowledgeable. I was provided with a lot of resources from day one. They kept in frequent contact to touch base and make sure that my case was progressing.” Iolanda grew up in Brazil and came to the United States to...