Intel recruits of 1,000 employees in the coming year to the various R&D centers in Israel

Intel announces the recruitment of 1,000 new employees in the coming year to the company's various development centers in Israel, along with the recruitment of an additional 400 for the artificial intelligence activity, which is conducted separately. The move comes after the company froze on its staff in terms of recruitment in 2020.
At the same time, the company announces the construction of a new campus in the city of Haifa with an investment of $ 200 million. Pat Glasinger, CEO of Intel Global, will visit Israel next week as part of the announcement of the establishment of the center, along with other announcements.
In its announcement, Intel said it would recruit employees in the first three quarters of the year to all of its development centers in Israel, in favor of supporting and implementing key projects it has received from the global headquarters. Intel will recruit hardware engineers, who will form the current recruitment core, software and AI engineers, from the fields of electrical engineering, software and computer science, for a wide range of positions, from students to experienced and graduate engineers.
Karin Ibschitz Segal, CEO of Intel Israel Development Centers, tells Calcalist, "During 2021, we will recruit about 1,000 employees to Intel Development Centers. Already today we are in the midst of recruitment. Recruitment includes a wide range of positions from students to highly experienced. It is very important for us to recruit students to build leading human capital. "
In response to the many difficulties today in recruiting new employees in the industry, Ibschitz Segal says, "I think this is a realistic number to recruit. We are investing and working on this recruitment. I believe we will succeed because the positions and what we offer is an advanced technological challenge." "Leading projects. We work very closely with academia to strengthen our environment."
"The hybrid work model that we are going for that will allow revolutionary flexibility in such a way that there will be flexibility for employees opens up possibilities of recruiting people from the periphery. We are going to this model today and it is a significant advantage for every employee. "On the talent and know it and feel it but in the end the competition will lead to continued growth but without a doubt there is competition...
The arrival of the new CEO has created a lot of fears that have quickly dissipated, said Ibschitz Segal. "We feel the energy of the new CEO. Pat is an amazing technologist with a lot of vision and the new model he offers is very revolutionary. "Israel and shows its commitment to Israel and really it is a short visit but is significant and is very committed to Israel. Israel is very central The announcement of the construction of the mega campus is an example of the CEO's commitment to the company's importance.
The new building will be built next to the company's existing buildings in Haifa for the company's 6,000 employees in the field of hardware and software. The building whose construction will begin in days is expected to be completed in 2023.
Intel is the largest employer in Israel with 14,000 employees: 7,000 development employees in all of Israel's development centers, 4,900 production employees and 2,100 employees of Mobilai, Mobit and Habana Labs. The company has 3 major development centers located in Haifa, Petah Tikva and Jerusalem, and a chip manufacturing plant in Kiryat Gat.