Intel Austin, primarily a design center where next-generation microprocessors are being developed, is also home to many innovations that are key elements in shaping the future of computing in the Internet economy.

Among the innovations developed in Austin are core technologies for next-generation microprocessors, platforms and base software; groundbreaking silicon solutions for computing and communications devices, which include handheld computing and cellular communications; and cutting-edge Network storage products.

The sites feature several volunteer programs that give employees unique and rewarding opportunities to get involved in the Austin community, including creek cleanups and participating in National Engineers Week. The office offers careers in the following areas: Integrated Circuit Engineering, Hardware Engineering and Software Engineering.

The capitol city of Texas, Austin's unique flair for the arts, entertainment and cultural diversity attracts visitors from around the world. With an average of 300 days of sunshine per year, vast rolling hills, and a chain of lakes 150 miles long, outdoor activities are plentiful. Austin also offers a world-class arts and entertainment scene, with its own professional symphony, ballet and opera companies, dozens of theaters and art museums and galleries galore. Hailed as the "Live Music Capitol of the World", Austin features hundreds of venues offering music of every tempo.

Austin is home to South by Southwest*, an internationally acclaimed ten-day music, film and multimedia event. Austin also provides dining to suit everyone's taste. The area's diverse ethnic culture lends itself to dishes from around the world at Austin's wide array of premier restaurants. The area's diverse culture also plays a large part in many of Austin's communities, neighborhoods and schools. Austin is home to the Big 12 Conference powerhouse University of Texas Longhorns. Learn more about the cultural activities, recreation, entertainment and communities of the Austin area.