STMicroelectronics (NYSE: STM), a leading global semiconductor company, has been recognized for the first time as a Global Top Employer for 2025 by the Top Employers Institute. The company was one of only 17 organizations worldwide to receive this distinction for its exceptional human resources practices, spanning 41 countries.
The Top Employers Institute certification is based on a comprehensive HR Best Practices Survey, assessing various aspects of organizational culture and practices. STMicroelectronics stood out for its continuous focus on improvement and its strong performance in areas such as Ethics & Integrity, Purpose & Values, Organizational Change, Business Strategy, and Performance.
Rajita D’Souza, President of Human Resources & Corporate Social Responsibility at STMicroelectronics, commented, “A few years ago, we initiated a transformation centered around our people, aiming to enhance leadership, streamline people processes, and make the employee experience central to our mission. Receiving the Global Top Employer certification confirms that our efforts are on the right track and that STMicroelectronics is a place where every individual can thrive.”
David Plink, CEO of the Top Employers Institute, expressed enthusiasm about STMicroelectronics’ achievement, highlighting the company’s strengths in areas such as Ethics, Organizational Change, and Business Strategy. The certification underscores STMicroelectronics’ commitment to fostering a positive work environment and supporting employees across its global operations.
The Top Employers Institute evaluates organizations across six HR domains, covering 20 topics such as People Strategy, Work Environment, Talent Acquisition, Learning, Diversity & Inclusion, and Wellbeing. This year, the program recognized over 2,400 companies in 125 countries.
With a workforce of over 50,000, STMicroelectronics is dedicated to advancing semiconductor technologies that drive smarter mobility, energy efficiency, and the growth of the Internet of Things. The company is also focused on achieving carbon neutrality by 2027 for Scope 1 and 2 emissions, as well as partially for Scope 3.
