Intel
- HQ
- Santa Clara, US
- Founded
- 1968
- Size
- 120,000+
- Website
- intel.com
Currently tracking 65 active AI roles, up 115% versus the prior 4 weeks. Primary focus: Serve · Engineering. Salary range $122k–$414k (avg $253k).
| Title | Stage | AI score |
|---|---|---|
| Software Product Manager Product Manager for AI Compute Software, focusing on performance-critical middleware for AI training and inference on accelerators and CPUs. The role involves defining product strategy, roadmap, and execution, collaborating with hardware, framework, and system software teams to ensure high performance, scalability, and developer usability. | Serve | 7 |
| Health and Life Sciences Systems and Solutions Engineer Intel's Health and Life Sciences (HLS) vertical is seeking a Roadmap and Solutions Manager to define and align strategic roadmaps for intelligent, secure, and reliable medical devices and life sciences instruments. The role involves translating market needs, customer insights, and regulatory considerations into actionable roadmaps and deployable solutions, with a focus on edge-native solutions. The candidate will bridge market requirements and internal execution, ensuring solutions are grounded in real-world deployment constraints and feedback is incorporated into roadmap evolution. Familiarity with AI/ML in healthcare is preferred. |
| — |
| 5 |
| Temporary Change Management Practitioner This role is for a Change Management Practitioner to support an IAO transformation, focusing on changes to ERP and Supply Chain Planning tools. The practitioner will drive change management activities, foster engagement, align stakeholders, and ensure adoption through communication, training, and measurement. | — | 0 |
| Director-Foundry Customer Planning Director-level role leading a global supply chain organization for Intel Foundry, focusing on end-to-end demand planning, capacity management, pricing strategy, and external partner coordination to ensure predictable, high-quality product delivery. The role involves managing complex customer demands, roadmaps, and manufacturing signals to achieve on-time execution across fabs, assembly, test, and suppliers, with responsibilities including forecast accuracy, supply assurance, cycle-time optimization, and revenue protection for high-volume and advanced technology products. | — | 0 |
| Ethernet Networking Product Manager Product Manager for Intel's Ethernet Networking IPU products, focusing on definition, development, and lifecycle management. Requires technical background, market insight, and ability to translate customer needs into product requirements. Responsibilities include collecting requirements, documenting specifications, managing customer samples, defining pricing, conducting market research, and creating customer-facing collaterals. Requires collaboration with engineering, marketing, and sales teams. | — | 0 |
| Supply Chain Planning Analyst - Intel Contract Employee This role is for a Supply Chain Planning Analyst at Intel, focusing on optimizing global supply chain operations, including schedules, forecasts, materials, and capacity requirements. The analyst will conduct 'what-if' scenario planning, analyze inventory challenges, and provide inputs to demand management. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in a related field and 2+ years of experience in semiconductor supply chain complexities. | — | 0 |
| Director, Data Center Strategy and Capacity Planning This role defines and drives the multi-year infrastructure strategy and capacity plan for global IT data center environments, balancing performance, scalability, cost, and resiliency. It involves creating demand forecasts, scenario planning, identifying capacity risks, developing investment frameworks (CapEx, OpEx, TCO), and influencing enterprise-level trade-offs. The position also manages infrastructure refresh strategies, governs data for demand and capacity, and translates complex information into executive-ready narratives. | — | 0 |
| Senior Product Manager - Server CPU This role is for a Senior Product Manager responsible for Intel Xeon server CPUs, focusing on product definition, roadmap planning, launch, and lifecycle management. The role requires owning the product end-to-end, translating ambiguous inputs into clear decisions, defining workload-based success metrics, and aligning cross-functional teams. Experience with server/datacenter platforms, competitive positioning, and workload-based performance frameworks is preferred. | — | 0 |
| Segment Director, Mobile Core Infrastructure Segment Director for Mobile Core Infrastructure at Intel, responsible for defining and executing business, product, and marketing strategies to drive adoption and customer impact for Intel products in the Telco Core space. This role involves competitive analysis, go-to-market strategies, collaboration with engineering, and leading cross-functional teams to achieve business outcomes. | — | 0 |
| TA/Chief of Staff for CEG This role is a Chief of Staff/Technical Assistant for Intel's Central Engineering Group (CEG), focusing on strategic initiatives, operational excellence, and stakeholder management. It requires strong business acumen, program management skills, and a deep understanding of Intel's technology and business strategies, but is not directly involved in AI/ML development. | — | 0 |
| Director - Foundry Business Development This role is for a Director of Foundry Business Development at Intel, focusing on sales and customer engagement within the semiconductor industry, particularly for the AI era. The responsibilities include developing sales plans, building relationships, negotiating deals, and managing customer forecasts. While the company operates in the AI era and the role supports semiconductor manufacturing for AI, the core function is sales and business development, not direct AI/ML development. | — | 0 |