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Foundations for Equipment Technician Program

Arizona needs semiconductor technicians. You could be one.

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 100+

Roles to fill by end of 2026

 $0

Cost to participate

 168+

Hours of hands-on instruction

Why this matters

Support advanced semiconductor manufacturing.

The rapid growth of AI, advanced computing, electric vehicles and clean energy is driving unprecedented demand for semiconductors. With major investments expanding U.S. manufacturing, Arizona is at the center of this growth. Equipment technicians play a vital role in keeping fabrication facilities running safely, efficiently and at scale.

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What you'll gain

Develop job-ready equipment technician skills.

Through hands-on, in-person training, you will build practical skills in electronics, sensors, pneumatics, vacuum systems and safety practices. Work with industry-standard tools such as multimeters, oscilloscopes and advanced manufacturing equipment to prepare for real-world technician roles.

Designed for you

  • Recent High School Graduates

  • Community College Students

  • Career Starters

  • Career Changers

  • Working Professionals

  • Weekend Learners

See the role in action

What does an equipment technician actually do?

Get a real look at the day-to-day work of a semiconductor equipment technician — the tools, the environment, and the skills that keep a fab running.

At TSMC Arizona, brilliance can ignite a world of innovation and launch a promising future. The world’s most brilliant innovators entrust us to transform their ideas into world-changing products that impact millions of lives. As long as you have the same passion to pursue excellence, you will find your fit here.

Learn what Equipment Technicians do here at TSMC Arizona. They are primarily responsible for maintaining the semiconductor tools in cleanroom environment.

Apply now to be a tech trainee and start your career in microchips - https://tsmcaz.info/tech-jobs

Full curriculum—9 modules

What you'll learn & do.

Approximately 168 hours of hands-on instructional contact across 9 topic areas — directly aligned to the skills semiconductor equipment technicians use every day.

Program options 

Choose your path in.

What you earn

Credentials upon completion.

Participants who successfully complete the program will earn two types of industry-recognized credentials.

Program Require­ments.

Get trained. Get hired.

Express your interest and we'll reach out with program dates, location details, and next steps. The program is completely free—no tuition, no fees.


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