A strength that drives discovery
When we work on products and solutions to make life easier, safer, and greener for generations to come, we need as many perspectives as possible. Because no one person has all the answers. Promoting the representation of differences and being inclusive allows us to exchange perspectives to unlock opportunities.
An environment where everyone can thrive is good for everyone. People who are accepted at work and who have a sense of belonging are happier and feel more comfortable in engaging. This is exactly the type of atmosphere it takes to drive innovation and create a better future for everyone.
Each one of us is unique. Religion or worldview, age, ethnicity, physical and mental abilities, gender identity and sexual orientation are the most intimate aspects of someone’s personality. Naturally, externalities play a role too, like social background, family status, political affiliation, hobbies, and education. By accepting and respecting all traits of a person, we create an inclusive environment. We have good reason to do this.
Infineon’s commitment to diversity and inclusion sets the tone for how we interact with one another.
Our products are a part of millions of homes across the globe. Yet they do share a common purpose, which is to give all people the best experience possible. For our company, we have a similar aspiration: To offer our people the best experience we can.
We have good reason to do this because when we are free to be ourselves, we give more of ourselves. When we feel safe, we have the confidence to take bolder risks.
We offer the best experience by creating an environment where listening sparks learning; where every voice, no matter how quiet, is heard; and where all perspectives can be expressed. We believe that by constantly acknowledging, respecting, and understanding our differences, everyone can have the best experience.
When our Diversity & Inclusion values are reflected on every factory floor, in every workshop, in every conference room, and in every video call, we can unleash an incredible strength. The more we rely on this strength, the more we grow as individuals and as a company.
The result is the best Infineon for everyone – colleagues and customers alike – and a better future for all.
In the following videos, our employees explain how they live and experience
Diversity & Inclusion in their daily work.
For me, D&I is not a formality. I enjoy working within our diverse organization with all of their variety of talents. To bring out all of their potential, we need to ensure an inclusive workplace for all. It is my personal goal as a leader to continue to learn more about inclusive leadership, my role as an ally and how we can increase psychological safety. As the Head of D&I I want to support and accelerate the organization on our D&I journey.
To create the best Infineon for everyone, we consider all traits that make up a person. For that reason, we base our understanding of diversity and inclusion on the Four Layers of Diversity model by Lee Gardenswartz and Anita Rowe, which offers a comprehensive overview of personality traits.
Why is diversity and inclusion so important to Infineon? Because we believe the only way to implement our strategy of a more ambitious, responsible, and timely decision-making culture is with the best talent. And one of the best ways to attract and retain talent is by actively promoting diversity and inclusion.
Here are some examples of how we do that in day-to-day life:
What makes people diverse is mostly unseen. However, there are some exceptions, like gender, nationality, and age. We have set ourselves a global gender diversity target*, aiming for a share of 20% female colleagues in leadership positions by 2030.
The following graphical representations give a general idea of the workforce at Infineon.
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At Infineon, 57,904 people from over 100 countries work together around the world.
The age profiles at Infineon: first <30 years, second 30-50 years, last >50 years
Worldwide, the average length of service (in years) is about 10 years, which is associated with a low employee turnover rate of 9% (2023, including voluntary resignations and other reasons for leaving).
Infineon is a place where you can feel comfortable being yourself and where differences are celebrated. We encourage you to bring your whole self to work. That leaves you free to express yourself, discuss ideas, and take on responsibility.
Does this sound good to you? Then you should definitely get in touch with us. Find a position that’s right for you at our jobsearch. We look forward to hearing from you!
Infineon joined the Prout Employer program by leading German think tank PROUT AT WORK, which supports us to increase awareness of LGBTQIA+ in the workplace.