Join our team

Explore possibilities
Discover more
Learn about our locations
Locations
Home ›  Jobs at Intel ›  Intel in Chile ›  Locations ›
 
Chile
 
The Site—Santiago
 
Intel Chile is located in Santiago, where employees maintain the sales and support center for all of Chile. This office provides world-class support at the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), developer and end-user levels.
 
The primary responsibilities for Intel's sales and marketing team in Chile 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 levels
 
Intel Chile has invested in higher education by initiating and supporting a computer and communications lab at the International Institute for Corporate Innovation in Valparaíso. This lab supports both academic and business education. It has helped many universities update technical curriculum, and it promotes the adoption of information and communication technologies by business industries. The lab enables research and development for e-Business, e-Agriculture, wireless solutions and communication solutions that support fishing, mining and agricultural business, as well as embedded-microelectronics solutions.
 
 
Enjoying life in Santiago
 
The metropolitan area of Santiago offers many unique attractions. At the top of the list is the Palacio de Bellas Artes, designed and built in 1910 commemorating the centennial anniversary of the republic. Also, the beautiful Santo Domingo Church was built in 1747 as a Bavarian-Gothic art piece. The astonishing Santiago Cathedral began construction in 1541 and has undergone periodic restorations to adopt a classic and baroque style.
Another top attraction in Santiago is the Palacio Real de Aduana (or Tribunales Viejos), featuring the ceramics, paintings, sculptures and textiles of different pre-Colombian civilizations from Mexico to Chile. The Casa-Museum La Chascona de Pablo Neruda, once the home of Nobel Prize-winning writer Pablo Neruda, shares a variety of books, paintings and objects gathered throughout his life.
There are tours of the Palacio de Gobierno de Moneda (Coin Palace of the Government), where the Chilean government resides. Between April and November, residents and visitors can attend concerts at the Teatro Municipal (or Municipal Theater). Popular sports in Chile include squash, tennis, soccer, hockey and skiing.
 
 
Job tools
 
 
 
 
 
Additional resources
 
Back to Top