Narimane is a Semiconductor Design Technologist, since joining Intel in 2014, she has focused her career on advancing Intel’s integrated circuit design capabilities to extend Intel’s leadership in computing. She has held several engineering roles developing design methodologies and guidelines, translating electrical circuit designs into manufacturable products, and driving design and process technology optimizations. Additionally, Narimane leads the Board of Technical Women at Intel. Serving as Board Leader has provided her the opportunity to partner across Intel to drive cross-company efforts promoting diversity and inclusion, career growth and development for women

Narimane is known for developing partnerships and constructively challenging the status quo with colleagues and senior leaders. She is inspired by Intel’s mission to deliver products that benefit the lives of every person on the planet, and achievements in corporate responsibility, inclusion, and sustainability. Intel has given her great opportunities to develop as a technical leader. Narimane is excited to share her experiences and encourage women to act boldly in pursuit of their aspirations. She firmly believes that women not only have a place in technical fields, but that we must engage and encourage one another to fulfill the world’s need for beneficial innovations.

Narimane earned her Master of Science degree in Computer and Electrical Engineering from the Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris France. She draws great strength and resilience from having lived in 4 countries, adapting to local cultures, and learning to speak 3 languages. Originally from Egypt, Narimane now lives in San Jose, California with her husband, raising their sons (ages 12 and 6 years old). She enjoys an active lifestyle (running, tennis, swimming) and exploring new places, cultures, music, and cuisines.