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He Solves Real-World Problems and Pushes Storage Forward at Intel Poland
Learn how this manager went from thesis student to technical leader in 10 short years – and the advice he has for others interested in growing a career at Intel Poland. Meet Szymon Stepnicki. As Software Engineering Manager, he leads a team customizing data center solutions in the Non-volatile Memory Solutions Group in Gdansk. We recently spoke with him about his career journey. Below, find out what drew him to Intel, what excites him the most about...
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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 Intel? I came to Munich...
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A Doctoral Student’s Perspective: Life at Intel Germany
Intel Germany offers many opportunities for doctoral students to start a career after graduation—or even before. But what is it really like for Ph.D.s at Intel Germany? To find out, we asked Felix Last. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in “Machine Learning Applications for Electronic Design Automation” in collaboration between Intel and the Technical University of Munich. We asked...
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An Intern’s Perspective: Life at Intel Germany
At Intel Germany we offer incredible opportunities for students to gain insight into one of the world’s leading technology companies and earn valuable work experience in the latest technology fields, including Connectivity, Autonomous Driving, and Drones. But what is it really like once you’re a part of our student community? To find out, we asked Domitille Bourdeau, a 21-year-old French...
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Innovators and Leaders in the Making: Meet Intel Intern Olatide Omojaro
Our interns share stories of personal growth and inspiration. While I have been a resident of the United States since 2011, I am a Nigerian native, and I recently completed my BS in Computer Engineering with a robotics minor from Georgia Institute of Technology and now working towards my doctorate. As an active member of the Center for Engineering Education...
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Innovators and Leaders in the Making: Meet Intel Intern Dajah Lasenberry
Our interns share stories of personal growth and inspiration. If someone told me as a kid that I would work for one of the most influential tech companies at age 22, I wouldn’t have believed them! I was born and raised in New Jersey in a single-parent household. Because my mom wanted a better life for me and my sister,...
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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 could leverage towards my purpose....
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An Inside Look: What’s It Like to Intern for Intel?
Just named one of the “Most Prestigious Companies to Intern For in 2016,” Intel begins the New Year on a high note. The list, published by Vault and based on surveys of over 5800 current and former interns, identifies which internships are the most desirable. So to celebrate this achievement—and give you an inside look of what it's like to...
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Intel in the Community: Intel Pledges Nearly $4 Million to Fund Scholarships for Latino College Students
Every year for the next five years, Intel will be providing 25 Latino college students with roots in Silicon Valley scholarships of up to $10,000. These 125 scholarships are part of Intel’s pledge of $3.75 million in support of the Latinos in Technology Scholarship Initiative of the Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley (HFSV). In addition, Intel will also offer each...
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TVs, Tetris and Tests
Note from the editor: Alex is back, and he has a test for you this time. I won't leave you in suspense. Good luck! This week I will be giving you a test. Don’t worry, you can’t fail it, you don’t need to study, and it’s also open-book. This test is my foolproof way of testing whether you’re made to...
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