TAIPEI

Intel's sales and marketing office in Taipei, Taiwan, opened in February 1997 to serve the growing demand for PC technology in the Taiwan. Employees working at this office provide world-class sales and support at the OEM, developer and end user levels.Taipei

The primary responsibilities for Intel's sales and marketing team in the Taiwan include:
Delivering innovative products to consumer and OEM markets
Driving Intel's initiatives, technologies, products and services into the marketplace
Creating demand for Intel's products
Driving the market to recognize Intel's role in the Internet at the OEM, developer, and end-user

Enjoying life in Taipei

Taipei offers numerous cultural attractions such as museums, parks and theatres. The Taipei Fine Arts Museum is the largest modern art museum in all of Asia; the National Palace Museum has the world's most extensive and precious collection of Chinese art with approximately 700,000 pieces. The National Theatre within the National Chiang Kai-shek Cultural Center (designed in classical Chinese architecture) regularly features opera and theater performances throughout the year. In the evenings, people also often enjoy concerts in the public square outside of Taipei City Hall.

There are many other landmarks and artistic experiences to enjoy throughout Taipei. Snake Alley on Huahsi Street is a vibrant nighttime market that has to be experienced to be understood. Taipei is known as one of the world's greatest cities for Chinese culinary arts, though its food has many Japanese influences, too.

With a subtropical climate, Taipei summers (May through September) are extremely hot and humid. The rainy season which is usually April and May, sometimes lasts all the way until September.

Taipei's transportation and communication services are excellent, with public buses offering up to 200 routes around the city (at 5-to-10-minutes intervals). Modern housing is prevalent and modern conveniences can be found most everywhere.