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Ensure the reliable operation of semiconductor manufacturing equipment through regular maintenance and repair to prevent downtime and maintain production quality.

Robotic systems allow for precise handling of delicate semiconductor components, such as wafer handling, inspection, and packaging. To maintain a cleanroom environment essential for semiconductor fabrication, these automated systems ensure accurate production with their precision.

Mechatronic technicians are responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing complex machinery and equipment. They play a critical role in troubleshooting technical issues and supporting the integration of automated systems to maintain high production standards.

Instrumentation technicians specialize in installing, calibrating, and maintaining precision measurement and control instruments essential for production processes. They ensure accurate monitoring and regulation of critical variables vital to maintaining the quality standards of semiconductor fabrication.

Process operation technicians monitor and control the various stages of wafer processing, ensuring each step adheres to strict specifications and standards. They troubleshoot issues, perform routine inspections, and adjust process parameters to optimize production efficiency and product consistency.

An Electrical Controls Technician supports microchip manufacturing by designing, programming, and maintaining the production equipment control systems. They enable the intricate processes required for high-quality microchip fabrication.

Electromechanical technicians are responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing complex machinery and equipment. They play a critical role in supporting the integration of automated systems.

Automation and control technicians are responsible for complex machinery and equipment. They play a critical role in troubleshooting technical issues and supporting the integration of automated systems to maintain high production standards.

HVAC systems are crucial to semiconductor manufacturing facilities because they maintain the ultra-clean, temperature-controlled and humidity-controlled environments required for the fabrication of microchips.

Diesel technicians maintain and repair power generators, ensuring  continuous power during outages and interruptions. Their expertise is vital for preventing disruptions in production, which could lead to significant losses in a precision-dependent industry.

This is a 12-week accelerated program offered through TSTC’s Workforce Training & Continuing Education where students can earn seven industry-recognized certifications.

Computer Networking and System Administration technicians are responsible for building the network architecture that supports automation in any industry. Especially critical in semiconductor manufacturing, secure and reliable networking connects professionals to their precise tools.

Cybersecurity professionals are needed in the semiconductor manufacturing world to maintain the integrity of highly sensitive networks. Preventing data breaches, corporate espionage, and system failures at the hands of threat actors is just a day in the life of a cybersecurity technician in semiconductor manufacturing.