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An Interview with Intel Poland’s “Super Intern”
Imagine beginning as a summer intern and ending up as a speaker at an international developer’s conference. That’s just what one Intel intern did. Is a journey like that even possible? Turns out, it is. Especially when the summer intern shows passion, engagement, and a curious mind. That’s the case with Michal Paszkowski, a 17-year old intern, who, over...
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The Coolest Part About Engineering at Intel? For Max, It’s Working on Products That Matter.
Meet Intel’s SoC Engineers in this blog series highlighting the talented team creating and testing the technology at the core of our products. Interested in a career as a Verification Engineer, check out these open positions. For Max Korbel, there’s nothing better than having a complex problem to solve. He loves digging in and finding the perfect solution. It’s this...
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Building a Career in SoC: “As the Chips Grew, I Grew with Them”
Meet Intel’s SoC Engineers in this blog series highlighting the talented team creating and testing the technology at the core of our products. A little over 28 years ago, Prasanna Shah joined Intel’s rotation program as a new college graduate. He says it was sheer luck—and the help of a few mentors—that landed him in the burgeoning chipsets domain. “I...
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“Ready for anything”: Behind the scenes with one of Intel’s first responders
Before fire trucks or ambulances, Intel’s Life Safety responders are the first line of defense when there’s an onsite emergency. Meet Sara and learn what life is like as a first responder at Intel’s Ronler Acres, Hillsboro campus. Sara Wassam spent nearly 10 years in civilian law enforcement and over 16 years in the Air Force and still serves in...
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Celebration and Appreciation: Why It’s More Important Than Ever
This blog was posted on behalf of Shai Rubin. Shai is vice president in Manufacturing and Operations and serves as a site manager for Fab/Sort Manufacturing at Intel Corporation. Based in Arizona, he is responsible for operations at four Arizona fabrication facilities that currently produce a wide range of Intel products. In 1994, twenty-five years ago, Intel broke ground...
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“It was important for me to not hide this part of my identity.”
When I came to work at Intel, I was a contingent worker, and my partner at the time was a full-time Intel employee. Intel was offering insurance to same-sex couples for the first time. It was empowering, it was revolutionary, and it helped me make the decision to be open and honest from that point forward. So, in 1999, I...
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5 Insights from a Deaf Engineer at Intel
I'm a development engineer working in the Intel Module Repair division, where I research, develop, and implement new module/robot repair procedures, including innovative engineering solutions and technology development. I love developing software, and even dabble in building hardware in my garage. I also happen to be deaf. After earning my bachelor’s degree in robotics and mechanical engineering from the Rochester Institute...
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The sound of money: How one ally used #AI tech to build a cash recognition app
The problem? Nepalese paper currency does not have special marking, making it difficult for visually impaired people to distinguish the notes. Intel® Student Ambassador Kshitiz Rimal knew artificial intelligence (AI) could help. Call it happenstance, call it destiny, but for Kshitiz Rimal all it took was a chance encounter to change everything. “I was traveling on a public bus and...
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Interview with Alexsey Gruzdev, Deep Learning R&D Engineer
What is your role at Intel? I’ve worked in two teams since I joined Intel. Most of the time I worked as a developer of computer vision algorithms based on neural networks: this included detecting pedestrians, face recognition, and identifying license plates (mostly in China). During these three years, I was also involved in other tasks, but, in any way,...
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Interview with Olga Kiseleva, Program Manager
How did you start your Intel journey? Honestly, I did not get a job the first time I applied at Intel. I probably did not have enough knowledge or even self-confidence to pass this interview successfully. However, I was so determined to get there that I started to develop my skills. Afterone year of hard work, I’ve finally landed my...
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