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In this video interview with Silicon Semiconductor and Gloria Kee, Gloria underscores the importance of manufacturers, partners, and vendors joining forces to develop new, diverse talent within the semiconductor industry. 🎥 Watch the full video interview by clicking the link below. ⤵ #HighTech #SemiConductor 

Education And Career Development should and are generally connected but now more than ever. The Chips for America Act not only promotes factories be built in America but subsidies it to the tune of $55 billion dollars. Intel which leads America, broke ground in September 2022 on a new semiconductor (MEGASITE) just outside Columbus Ohio. That's a $20 billion investment by Intel which will accommodate 8 microchip factories to meet the demand for newer semiconductor technology. The CHIPS Act goals will require collaboration across government,industry, education, labor unions and community organizations. Included is supposed to be apprenticeship programs collaboration between industry and high schools, community colleges and unions to train 100,000 new technicians people.

Experis and the ManpowerGroup welcomes you to attend our semiconductor industry event, “Building a Stronger Semiconductor Talent Pipeline,” this week! Date: Thursday, April 4th Time: 2:30 PM CST (central standard time) Online Attendance: Register Online Event Details: Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gpD9xuCQ Overview: A growing need for skilled workers in the rapidly evolving semiconductor manufacturing industry has employers seeking new workforce solutions. With Texas serving as a critical hub for technology and manufacturing, the discrepancy between the demand for "middle-skill" jobs and the available skilled workforce highlights an urgent need for targeted solutions. Attendees can expect two focused panels of industry experts to discuss and develop semiconductor workforce strategies. Panel 1: "Understanding the Semiconductor Workforce Ecosystem" The session will focus on the collaborative efforts necessary to enhance the talent pipeline. It will highlight successful partnerships between educational institutions, industry leaders, and workforce development initiatives that have led to innovative training and apprenticeship programs, contributing to a more capable and diverse workforce. Panel 2: "Partnerships for Progress: Strengthening the Talent Pipeline" This session will explore the specific needs of employers in semiconductor manufacturing, including the skills and roles most in demand. Experts from the industry, government, and academia will share insights into the current state of the workforce and what can be done to meet the growing demands of this high-tech field. After the discussions, we invite in-person attendees to stay on-site for a networking reception, where conversations can continue in a more informal setting, allowing for personal connections and further exploration of the day's topics. Partnership Showcase: In partnership with NIIT, we are strengthening America’s semiconductor industry talent pipeline which is crucial to the country’s national security and global economic competitiveness.

🚨 The countdown is ON! 🚨 Electronics Industry Day 2024 is about to light up ITE College Central on 24th January 2024 – and you won’t want to miss it! 👩🎓👨🎓 To the trailblazers, the future tech leaders, and the soon-to-be grads – this is YOUR launchpad into the semiconductor universe. SSIA's flagship event has skyrocketed as Singapore's largest platform for student-industry hook-ups, bringing together the brightest minds and the biggest names in semiconductor industry. 🌟 Dive into a world where innovation meets opportunity. Connect with the giants of the semiconductor world. Witness the marvels of modern technology. And maybe, just maybe, find your dream career amidst the buzz. 🔥 It's more than an event; it's where futures are forged. Be there to experience the energy, the ideas, and the sparks of genius. Grab this chance to be inspired, to network, to learn – and to take a giant leap into your career! 💡 Don’t just hear about it from the sidelines; be part of the story that’s being written at the forefront of tech innovation. Follow, like, share, and let’s make #ElectronicsIndustryDay2024 the trending topic in #TechCareers! Your path to the semiconductor stardom starts here! Event details here: https://lnkd.in/gww-Vvzb #SSIA #Innovation #CareerLaunch #SingaporeTech #semiconductorindustry #electronics #semiconductor #semiconductormanufacturing #singapore #sg

#Chip industry to face crunch of 300,000 professionals by 2027 According to industry estimates, the #semiconductor industry in #India is expected to reach $100 billion by #2030.  #India’s #semiconductor industry is expected to face a shortage of 250,000-300,000 professionals by #2027 #MAXVY #chipmaker #automtotive https://lnkd.in/gchFYCD8

DUTCH SEMICONDUCTOR COMPANY ASM TO INVEST OVER $300 MILLION INTO ARIZONA Are you looking to buy or sell used semiconductor equipment? VISIT Moov Technologies Inc. and browse their 4 billion dollars of equipment listings around the world. stay updated with industry shifts, check out the link in the comments. Here are a few key facts from the article: ✅ASM International Investment: ASM International, a Dutch semiconductor equipment company, announced an investment of over $320 million into a new campus in Scottsdale, Arizona. This expansion is part of their growth strategy, and they have been present in Phoenix since the 1970s. ✅Completion Timeline: The transition to the new Scottsdale facility is expected to be completed by 2026. ✅CHIPS and Science Act Impact: Arizona has become a major beneficiary of the CHIPS and Science Act, signed into law by President Joe Biden in August 2022. This act is designed to boost the U.S. semiconductor industry. Arizona has received $72 billion from this act, leading in job creation estimates with 9,765 jobs expected. ✅Other Major Investments: Other significant investments in Arizona's semiconductor industry include a $40 billion investment by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company and a $30 billion investment by Intel. Additionally, Amkor Technology, based in Tempe, plans a $2 billion investment in a facility in North Phoenix. ✅Workforce Development Initiatives: The Hobbs administration in Arizona has announced a registered apprenticeship program to increase the number of skilled workers in the state. Governor Katie Hobbs mentioned ongoing collaboration with Arizona State University and other partners to enhance the semiconductor and advanced manufacturing workforce. Thanks again to The Black Chronicle for the full article with more background and insights click the source link in the comments below 💡 🙏👇 #semiconductorindustry #technology #computerchips

Securing Infineon Kulim talent pipeline This MoU is intended to establish a basis where Infineon Kulim, OTH Regensburg, UTAR and USM may explore areas for cooperation. Through this MoU, there is close cooperation between the three parties in the form of opportunities for students to conduct their internship and research with Infineon Kulim, resulting in mutual benefit in terms of knowledge e.g. Research Collaboration spearheaded and benefiting Infineon with the chance to hire and retain promising candidates. https://lnkd.in/gB_4_AhB

Take away a from today’s Semiconductor Summit at LCCC- INTEL in Licking County has utilized construction workers from 59 out of Ohio’s 88 counties. There will be over 7000 workers by the time the plant is done in 5 years. We will not have enough workers to fill open jobs if we only fill every hole in the talent pipeline. We actually have to get 4X the amount in the pipeline to fill these new jobs. The average community college dropout has a B when they stop taking classes. They stop taking classes because they get hired, which is great, but companies need to see the benefit of helping them finish their degrees while working so they can move up in the company and/or pay scale. Politics is always local when it comes to economic development. INTEL is investing $50M in Semiconductor Education and Research Programs in Ohio, and has already spent $17.7M some of it here at LCCC. INTEL’s Ohio facility is named OHIO ONE. Or as we should all refer to it as OHIO WON! Great program today!