Microchip Manufacturing Process Technician Training
Your next career starts in the booming industry of a chip fab
Arizona is at the center of America’s semiconductor boom. TSMC’s $65B investment is creating thousands of well-paying technical jobs, and TSMC is hiring — right here, right now. This is your on-ramp. Get the skills to land a high-paying Process Technician role in just 10-12 weeks, completely free.
No experience required
Evening classes
Interview-ready graduates
Dates and deadlines
Priority consideration deadline: June 30. 2026
Application deadline: July 31, 2026
Program dates: August 31, 2026–November 5, 2026
- 5:30-8:30pm, Monday through Thursday every week
What does a Process Technician do?
Process Technicians are the heartbeat of semiconductor manufacturing. Working from a central office with a team and leadership, you’ll monitor up to 25 live wafer manufacturing systems simultaneously — responding to alarms, analyzing risk, and following precise protocols to keep production running at peak quality. You’ll perform process analysis, develop collaborative solutions, and occasionally work in a cleanroom environment. It’s a role that blends critical thinking, teamwork, and technical precision in one of the world’s most advanced industries.
Intensive delivered by NAU
A 10-12-week intensive designed to take you from zero to interview-ready. Classes are held at NAU’s North Valley Campus, 3 hours a night, 4 nights a week — structured to fit around your life.
What the curriculum covers
- Process fundamentals
- Semiconductor tools
- SOP and manufacturing protocols
- Manufacturing yield and QC
- Basic IC manufacturing
- Safety and mitigation
Who can apply?
The program is open to all interested applicants who meet the following criteria:
- At least 18 years old
- Legally eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship
- High school diploma or G.E.D.
- Updated resume submitted with application
- Completed application (selected students will undergo a background check)
What you will earn
Ready to build the future of chips?
Applications are competitive — spots are limited. Submit your information today and take the first step toward a high-paying career in semiconductor manufacturing.
Sponsored by
TSMC Arizona

Delivered by
Northern Arizona University
