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Semiconductor Technician: Career Facts & Training Requirements
Responsibilities
- Operate machines that fabricate and test semiconductor devices
- Check materials for purity
- Clean semiconductor wafers
- Inspect products for surface defects
- Measure circuitry using precision measuring devices
- Package finished product
- Utilize computer-aided design (CAD) software to create microchip layouts and patterns
- Maintain records
How To Become a Semiconductor Technician: FAQs
In this section, we spell out the training and education steps you will need to take to become a semiconductor technician. We also answer common questions about this skilled profession. Want more information about how fast the industry is growing? Check out Semiconductor Jobs Are Coming: Here's What You Need to Know.
The bottom line:
Becoming a semiconductor technician could be a great career fit for you if you meet the criteria above and like the idea of working in a cutting-edge industry. New partnerships between employers and educators are popping up and creating great opportunities for workers looking for a fast track to a new career.
Phil Alaniz: Hemlock Semiconductor
Phil Alaniz shares his journey from high school graduate to Semiconductor Production Coordinator.
Video is shared by The SEMI Foundation and Tiggbee who partner to create video events that illuminate the semiconductor industry and feature the diversity of people who help the industry thrive.
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