It is expected that between 1990 and 2005, about 337 jobs per year will need to be filled in this area. This number includes new jobs and jobs resulting from the replacement of current workers. This occupation should grow more slowly than the average for other occupations in Indiana. Employment outlook is unavailable at this time. Preparation Employers require at least an associate degree in electronic engineering technology, microelectronics technology, manufacturing technology, chemistry, physics, or a related field.
Some employers accept a combination of education and experience.
Successful experience in semiconductor fabrication and testing is helpful.