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Do Wonderful Spotlight: Ana Manriquez, planting the seeds of STEM
A team of wonderful Intel volunteers travels 360 miles to Yuma, Arizona every year during Computer Science Education Week, where they introduce the world of coding to students, and show them that anyone can be an engineer. Though many of these kids have never met an engineer—and some don’t even know what STEM is—by the end of the workshop, they...
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How Intel Employees Volunteered Their Data Science Expertise to Help Costa Rica Save Lives During the Pandemic
What do you do when a terrifying pandemic that has shaken the globe threatens to overwhelm your country? For Intel employees in Costa Rica, the answer was to offer their problem-solving expertise—and over 1,000 hours of highly technical work—helping the government develop an effective response plan. In the early days of the pandemic, the uncertainty of how quickly the virus...
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Do Wonderful Spotlight: How Tammy Grimes redefines what it means to be a good neighbor
Tammy Grimes, a global supply chain program manager at Intel for more than 20 years, always had a passion for helping others. She was heavily involved in volunteer activities for most of her life, but after the birth of her daughter, she decided to take some time to focus on two things: motherhood and career. Right around the time her...
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INTEL GDANSK: HELPING BUILD STRONGER COMMUNITIES
Learn how our employees in Poland are bettering the world not only through developing groundbreaking technologies, but also through their dedicated volunteer efforts. Did you know giving back is an essential component of our culture at Intel Poland? We are passionate about supporting diverse causes and caring for our local environment. Incredibly, 35% of our employees at Intel Poland volunteer...
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Intel Employees Enable Digital Classrooms in Rwanda
On October 5, 2015, Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) sent a group of Intel employee volunteers to a school in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, on a mission to change the lives of students and teachers using education and Intel technology. Together with the teachers of Kicukiro General School (GS Kicukiro), our team was able to create a true digital...
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Putting Out Fires, Intel Style.
Volunteering isn't just an activity around Intel, it's a part of our culture and a responsibility that all of our employees share and the company values. When Intel employees give their time, Intel matches those efforts with dollars. Every time Intel volunteers give their skills, energy and passion to a cause, they're changing the world and making it a better place....
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Longevity – I grew up at Intel
If I look way back, I grew up here at Intel. I joined the company a year after graduation and completed 21 years in August. I’ve learned so much and am so grateful to work for such a fabulous company. Intel has changed so much since I first joined. We’ve moved from a standard 8-5 / 5 day a week...
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SHPE Names Intel 2012 Company of the Year
Note from the editor: Intel takes a strong stance when it comes to encouraging and empowering people to pursue a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) career. One of the ways we do that is through our Global Diversity, Education and External Relations team. Our guest blogger today comes from that team and wants to share a recent honor Intel...
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One Miraculous Kid, One Remarkable Dad, Our Amazing Technology!
Note from the editor: Time and time again, you'll hear us refer to our strongest asset as our employees. They are brilliant, they are innovative, they are caring -- simply all-around amazing. Today I'd like to share a story written on our internal blogging platform by Kaylee Montanes about one of our remarkable employees, Damon Smedley. It's a touching story...
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What We Really Do at Intel
Note from the editor: One of the first questions you're asked when meeting someone new is, "What do you do?" Your answer to this question depends on a lot of factors like who's talking to you, the situation you're in or how interested the other person actually is, etc. Marques, who you may remember from a brief stint on this...
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