Intel
Company overview
Intel designs and builds semiconductors and related hardware and software that power PCs, servers, networking, and edge computing. Intel also runs a large manufacturing and foundry business, with leading-edge process development and high-volume fabs across multiple regions. The company serves consumer device makers, enterprise and cloud customers, and governments through a mix of products and manufacturing services. Intel is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.
Locations and presence
Intel lists employees located in 46 countries, with major US hubs including Santa Clara (corporate headquarters), Hillsboro, Chandler, Folsom, Rio Rancho, and Austin. Intel announced a shift to a four-days-per-week in-office requirement starting September 1, 2025 for many corporate teams, while manufacturing teams remain site-based.
Intel offers real entry points through internships and college graduate roles, and Intel backs learning with training, mentoring, and rotational opportunities described in public filings. The score is held back by heavy recent restructuring that has constrained hiring and raised stability concerns, plus limited public data on intern conversion, early-career promotion timelines, and program outcomes.
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