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Ships to Chips: Gisele Bonitz Shares Her Story
For Gisele Bonitz, director of Risk and Controls for Intel’s Datacenter and AI Group and retired Navy captain, Veterans Day is an opportunity to reflect. On November 11, Gisele will recall fond memories from her military service, honor the sacrifices of those who served and support those who are currently serving by helping their families. Gisele is a member of...
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Meet Intel Engineer and Diné Woman Georgia Sandoval
In honor of Native American Heritage Month in November, we recognize the contributions and accomplishments of Native Americans. Meet Intel engineer and Diné woman Georgia Sandoval as she shares her background, journey to a technology career, and the impact of the Intel Native American Network Employee Resource Group. She also shares how mentors and internships helped inspire her as...
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What You Can Build at Intel
You can help build many different kinds of solutions and technologies at Intel — but perhaps none as important as your own career. We caught up with three long-time employees to ask them about why Intel has remained such an exciting place to work, learn, and thrive. More than a decade into his career at Intel, Naru Sundar, a...
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In Conversation: Christine Hung, Intel Taiwan
Christine Hung's journey as a volunteer began about ten years ago when she was still based in Kaohsiung. At that time, her daughter had just entered junior high school. She vividly recalls how her daughter's school workload was so intense that she hardly had time for anything else, and it was impacting her mental health. Coupled with her work responsibilities,...
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How This Principal Engineer Is Still Excited About Work after 34 Years at Intel
When Nik Zurin returned to Malaysia after graduating from the University of Tennessee in 1987, he saw a recruitment advertisement for Intel. He immediately jumped at the opportunity and found himself working at Intel after two rounds of interviews. Today, after 34 years in the organization, Nik is currently a chief data engineer at Intel’s Assembly and Test Manufacturing (ATM)...
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Marie Claire Murekatete Wins Society of Women Engineers Emerging Leader Award: A Story of Determination and Courage
Winning the prestigious Emerging Leader Award from the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is no small feat ─ but it’s an even greater accomplishment considering the many challenges this year’s winner tackled and overcame growing up in Rwanda. The award honors one who has been actively engaged in the engineering or technology profession, demonstrated outstanding leadership skills resulting in...
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DETECTWASTE: AN OPEN-SOURCE AI-BASED LITTER DETECTION SOLUTION
Wonderful things are happening at Intel’s Ethernet Products Group (EPG) Software Development. EPG software engineers frequently use their technical superpowers to contribute to local communities, education, ecology, and more. And all this after working hours! Below, discover how Marta Plantykow, a software engineer with the EPG software Drivers team, helped create Detectwaste; an open-source AI-based solution to detect litter. ...
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Thinking Beyond 2030: How Our 2030 Goals Are Only the Beginning for this Engineer
As a technology and development environmental engineer at Intel, Ashley Walsh is passionate about waste. She’s currently working in compliance around hazardous waste and wastewater—which includes our water reclamation facility. We talked with Ashley about her sustainability work and how it connects to the company’s overall RISE strategy. Read below to see why she thinks the solutions to our environmental...
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What It’s Like to Work for a Global Organization that Thinks Like a Start-Up
"Incredible things can be done if we are committed to making them happen!" This quote pretty much sums up the story of Vasantha Srirambhatla, a senior technologist at Intel. Vasantha joined Intel over four years ago, bringing with her immense talent and a career that spans 25 years. During that time, she built a team, learned a lot, and got...
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Thinking Beyond 2030: How Passion for Disability Inclusion Drives This Employee to Dream Big and Take Action
Amanda Garcia Salinas is focused on retaining executive employees at Intel, but she is also devoted to making Intel a safe and inclusive place for those who self-identify as disabled. In fact, Intel’s Disability and Accessibility Network (IDAN), which Amanda helps lead, just won Disability:IN’s 2021 Employee Resource Group of the Year award. We talked with Amanda about her passion...
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