class=”dateline site-color”> ECONOMY. Processor Intel company establishes in Lund and taking over 50 employees from ST-Ericsson. The transition to the new employer is scheduled for August 1.
– It is very positive news for the 50 employees who are not otherwise switched to Ericsson and thus had no employment, says Karin Hall Town, spokesman for ST-Ericsson.
50 employees software developers with expertise in the operating system Linux on ST-Ericsson was offered the job on Wednesday.
transition is scheduled for August 1. To start-up to become reality, that just over half of those surveyed developers accepts an Intel deal.
– I see no reason why it would not go down the road, says Karin Hall Town.
Employees will initially remain in ST-Ericsson’s premises at Brunnshög to facilitate the transition between the two companies.
– None of the people involved want to logistics to cause trouble, says Karin Hall Town.
Intel’s headquarters are in Santa Clara, California.
company has 82,500 employees worldwide. Intel’s Communications Manager in the Nordic countries, Camilla Törnblom, do not tell me about the company’s future plans for the new development office in Lund.
– Their skills match Intel very well, because we have been one of the leading contributors to the Linux community. The expertise and experience that employees in Lund contributes will further strengthen Intel’s involvement in the development of Linux. – Today statement is very gratifying because so many of the redundancy notices from ST -Ericsson can now be offered new jobs, writes Mats Helmfrid (M), Mayor of Lund in a statement.
– to be so fast to take advantage of the expertise that was released in conju nction with the layoffs earlier this year is also very satisfactory, and it is good to excellence remains in Lund. The fact that an international company like Intel establish itself here, shows the Lund strong position in information technology and attractive place.
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