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Semiconductor job market now
Semiconductor job market now
I am a PR with a master degree in microtechnology. What's the chance of finding job in semiconductor industry now with little to no experience? I know what it is but I don't have practical experience in fabrication
Re: Semiconductor job market now
The Foundries are always recruiting ...
You better be cheap though as they are full to the brim Chinese/Indian/Filipino/Myanmar folks working for peanuts.
Once you get in though , it seems quite easy to move around between the Companies.
You better be cheap though as they are full to the brim Chinese/Indian/Filipino/Myanmar folks working for peanuts.
Once you get in though , it seems quite easy to move around between the Companies.
Life is short, paddle harder!!
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Do you have any idea of the starting salary ? I don't want to put it too high or too low.Barnsley wrote:The Foundries are always recruiting ...
You better be cheap though as they are full to the brim Chinese/Indian/Filipino/Myanmar folks working for peanuts.
Once you get in though , it seems quite easy to move around between the Companies.
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I used this search in Google .....giganto wrote:Do you have any idea of the starting salary ? I don't want to put it too high or too low.Barnsley wrote:The Foundries are always recruiting ...
You better be cheap though as they are full to the brim Chinese/Indian/Filipino/Myanmar folks working for peanuts.
Once you get in though , it seems quite easy to move around between the Companies.
"process engineer globalfoundries salary"
I am figuring its around 5k not incl 13mth and bonus.
Life is short, paddle harder!!
Re: Semiconductor job market now
There seems to be 4 year cycle in the semiconductor industry.giganto wrote:I am a PR with a master degree in microtechnology. What's the chance of finding job in semiconductor industry now with little to no experience? I know what it is but I don't have practical experience in fabrication
This is the down year, so hiring prospects will not be good for entry level positions.
Besides GlobalFoundries, there are the SSMC & UMC foundries, and the Micron & STMicroelectronics IDM fabs.
However, open positions in these fabs seem to be for more senior, experienced engineers.
You could also look into equipment companies supporting the fabs.
Research your target companies to understand what they need in the people they hire.
Make sure your CV sells yourself in a compelling way.
Good luck.
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