Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician - Undergraduate Certificate
Program Overview
The Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician certificate immerses students in the cutting-edge world of semiconductor fabrication, clean room techniques, and vacuum technology. This program equips graduates with the skills to troubleshoot circuits, operate and maintain manufacturing systems, and use computers in daily work. Students will prepare for careers in semiconductor processing, manufacturing, and equipment maintenance, with opportunities for articulation to advanced programs in the field.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Unlock the gateway to cutting-edge manufacturing with our Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician certificate, immersing students in a world of semiconductor fabrication, clean room expertise and advanced vacuum technology. Join us in revolutionizing technology as semiconductor manufacturing technicians, driving innovation in chip production and circuit board design with every step. Semiconductor manufacturing technicians help engineers to manufacture semiconductor chips in the fabrication plant, operate and maintain the vacuum pumps and systems in manufacturing facility, design and work with circuit boards in the manufacturing environment. The certificate allows graduates to work in product evaluation and testing, using measuring and diagnostic devices to adjust, test and repair equipment.
Careers:
Examples of Possible Careers Semiconductor processing technicians 7% little or no change 30,800 number of jobs $40,500 potential earnings Additional Careers Field Service Technician - Semiconductor Equipment Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Packaging Technician Semiconductor Manufacturing Technician Senior Equipment Maintenance Technician - Semiconductors
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The program is delivered mostly online and in person at the Trumbull Campus.
