Workforce

A person examines a microchip in full lab gear.

New York’s emerging semiconductor and microelectronics industries anticipate requiring thousands of qualified technicians and engineers over the coming years.

To address this need, in partnership with the University at Buffalo's Center for Industrial Effectiveness (TCIE), the Center for Advanced Semiconductor Technologies formulates a Center-to-Center solution that marries R&D expertise and engineering education with TCIE’s workforce development prowess and strategic industry partnerships.

Our workforce development capabilities

  • Educate with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment
  • Expand and formalize pathways to high-skill occupations through stackable credentials and experiential learning
  • Enlarge the STEM employment pool through engagement of populations traditionally underrepresented in STEM and K-12 students

Industry assistance

  • Developing workforce roadmaps
  • Inventorying and assessing existing training programs
  • Developing and delivering cutting-edge training
  • Facilitating hands-on learning experiences
  • Establishing pathway programs that improve employee retention
  • Sparking interest in semiconductor and microelectronic careers
  • Equipping students with real-world knowledge through internships