Common jobs in the semiconductor industry
There are many different jobs in the semicon industry. These range from roles where you do a lot of hands-on work to those where you mainly work with computers, and much more besides. To give you an idea, we’ve outlined a number of common roles here. Find out what the work involves, how you can get started, and what career progression opportunities are available.
CNC Miller
Work with modern machinery and produce parts that are perfect down to the smallest detail. Ideal if you have a practical and precise approach to your work.
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Assembly worker
Help build complex machines, step by step. Using your hands and your eye for detail, you’ll ensure that all the parts fit together properly and work as they should.
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Quality Officer
Do you have an eye for detail? Check and measure components, identify any discrepancies and ensure that only products of the right quality are approved.
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Software Engineer
Bring complex machines to life with smart software. Programme, test and solve technical challenges alongside other specialists.
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Working in a cleanroom
Work in a very clean environment on components for high-tech machines. In this role, precision and organisation are paramount.
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