By Vienna Alexander, Marketing Content Professional, Marvell
Doing your best work requires a little balance. Every quarter at Marvell, employees around the globe have the opportunity to partake in a Recharge Weekend, two extra paid days off, to relax how they see fit. While enjoying their time off, many employees found a deeper connection to their meaningful work at Marvell.

For Senior Staff Test Engineer Yaswanth Chalamalasetti, the benefit provided an opportunity to connect with nature, with the waterfall serving as a metaphor for his work on the test floor.
“Got a break from testing chips thanks to Marvell's amazing Recharge Weekend benefit, but I was still ‘testing the waters’ by hiking to beautiful Tumpak Sewu,” says Chalamalasetti. “The name means ‘a thousand waterfalls,’ and it's a great reminder that success (and a good bin—aka a working chip shipped to a customer) comes from a thousand small steps rather than one giant leap. And just like the water flowing here, ideas never stop, and neither does Marvell.”
By Vienna Alexander, Marketing Content Professional, Marvell
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The first-ever edition of the America’s Most Charitable Companies 2026 award, presented by Newsweek and Statista, commends Marvell as one of the nation’s leaders in community impact.
The new ranking selected the top 300 companies that fared best in surveys of over 18,000 U.S. respondents, along with KPI philanthropy metrics, social listening, and other thorough research. Marvell has been awarded other distinctions in Newsweek and Statista collaborations, which, in combination with this new humanitarian ranking, further position Marvell as a trustworthy company.
By Vienna Alexander, Marketing Content Professional, Marvell

In a recent Forbes and Statista ranking, Marvell was named as one of America’s Best Midsize Employers for 2026.
The America’s Best Employers ranking, now in its eleventh year, recognizes organizations that have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to fostering collaborative workplaces. To present the ranking, Forbes partnered with established market research firm Statista.
The list is based on over 217,000 U.S. employee independent survey responses from companies with a national workforce of at least 1,000 people. To further categorize the results, companies with between 1,000 and 5,000 employees were deemed midsized, while companies with more than 5,000 people were referred to as large employers. The survey evaluates areas of Atmosphere and Development; Salary and Wage; Company Image; Culture; Working Conditions; and Workplace Environment.
By Liz Du, Director, Marvell

Employees have demonstrated remarkable resiliency over the past few years, adjusting to new ways of working during an unprecedented global crisis. It forever changed how employees think about their workplaces, careers, and personal lives, giving them new perspectives on what really matters.
As a company, Marvell has also been evolving, tapping into employee experiences, and listening intently to their opinions on what makes Marvell a great place to work and how we can continuously improve. We were pleased to consistently hear appreciation for being able to experiment with cutting-edge technology, develop skills, and build products that help connect people all over the world.
But another pattern took shape in their commentary as they emphasized the importance of teammates and leaders, uttering words like transparency, integrity, and respect. We believe these adjectives are no coincidence. They are interrelated characteristics Marvell has purposefully cultivated to help employees thrive.
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