Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies is the world's largest privately-controlled technology company. Founded in 1984 by Michael Dell with $1,000 of initial capital, the firm pioneered the direct-to-customer business model that reshaped the personal computer industry. In 2016 it completed a $60 billion merger with EMC. Today it employs more than 120,000 team members, reports annual revenue of over $100 billion, and serves customers in 180 countries.

The company's work spans the full stack of enterprise and personal technology: personal computers, enterprise hardware, software and services, cloud computing, edge infrastructure, data analytics and infrastructure designed for AI workloads. Its stated purpose is to drive human progress through the power of technology, enabling the digital future of enterprises, governments and individuals. Scale is considerable - over 2.5 billion support interactions are processed annually, and the firm holds more than 25,000 patents and pending applications worldwide.

Roles at Dell Technologies draw on engineering, infrastructure, software, services and customer-facing disciplines, across a global footprint. The organisation's breadth means positions exist in technical domains ranging from cloud and edge to data analytics and AI-ready infrastructure, as well as in the operational and commercial functions that support them.