Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies is an information-technology company that supplies hardware, software and services to enterprises, governments and individuals, from personal computers to enterprise infrastructure. Founded in 1984 with $1,000 in startup capital and known for pioneering the direct-to-customer sales model in the PC industry, the company now employs over 120,000 people worldwide, serves customers in 180 countries and reports annual revenue of more than $100 billion. Its $60 billion merger with EMC in 2016 reshaped its storage and data capabilities.

Its product portfolio spans personal computing and client devices, enterprise infrastructure, cloud computing solutions, edge infrastructure, data analytics and infrastructure designed for AI workloads. The company also runs support and services operations across the technology lifecycle, processing more than 2.5 billion support interactions a year. Technical work touches cloud computing, edge infrastructure, data analytics, AI-ready systems, hardware and software engineering, and IT services.

Dell Technologies describes its mission as driving human progress through technology and is the world's largest privately-controlled technology company. It holds more than 25,000 patents and pending applications worldwide. Roles span engineering, infrastructure, software, services and support across a global footprint.