Kathy retired after 35 years at Intel.  For the first 19 years, she worked in engineering in various capacities, and then moved into HR, specifically working in learning and development-related roles. Retirement was short-lived as she quickly discovered that she wasn’t quite ready to embrace retired life. She’s very fortunate to have found a post-retirement […]

Gina joined Intel NM in 1988 as an Operator in the then brand new Fab 9.1 and within two years, worked her way into the Yield Dept. She started as a Backend Integration Technician on processes 648/650, then the engineer, moving to each new process through P1263.  In 2007, company and site moving and shaking moved her to Lithography as […]

Paul joined Intel in 1998 when the Digital Semiconductor facility in Hudson was acquired. His primary role was as a process engineer at Fab 17 working in the Diffusion and Implant functional areas. He also had the good fortune to be part of the site’s Emergency Response Team (ERT), lead the Intel Involved volunteer team, […]

Ben retired from Intel in 2006 where he worked as an engineering manager in various systems product groups before joining the Corporate Technology Group, where he became a lab director.  He still lives within commuting distance of the Jones Farm campus.  Since retiring his primary focus has been on increasing the number of youth who pursue engineering careers.  After joining the Intel Retiree Organization he […]

Barb retired in 2005, after almost 30 years with Intel. Most of her career was spent in Operational Finance supporting many Profit & Loss centers at Intel. Barb moved to Arizona from Santa Clara in 1981 to start up the Deer Valley site. She spent 15 years in Arizona and her last 10 years at […]