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Careers in semiconductors

Meet Danielle, a Manufacturing Excellence Assistant Engineer at Clas-SiC

Improving quality, efficiency and performance

Manufacturing excellence can provide an exciting route into the semiconductor industry

A Manufacturing Excellence Assistant Engineer helps make sure a semiconductor manufacturing facility operates as safely, efficiently and consistently as possible. At Clas-SiC Wafer Fab, the role sits within a highly technical manufacturing environment, supporting the processes and systems used to produce silicon carbide semiconductor devices.

It’s a role that combines engineering, problem-solving and continuous improvement. You could be analysing manufacturing data, identifying opportunities to improve a process, helping resolve production issues or working with colleagues across engineering and operations to improve quality, efficiency and performance.

For someone who enjoys understanding how things work, solving practical problems and finding better ways of doing things, manufacturing excellence can provide an exciting route into the semiconductor industry.

Useful skills you may need
Problem-solving

Semiconductor manufacturing involves complex processes where even small variations can affect performance. You’ll need to be comfortable investigating problems, identifying possible causes and helping develop practical solutions that improve manufacturing performance.

Data and analytical skills

Modern wafer fabs generate large amounts of manufacturing and process data. Being able to interpret information, recognise trends and use evidence to support decisions is an important part of identifying opportunities for improvement.

Attention to detail

Semiconductor manufacturing requires extremely high levels of precision and consistency. You’ll need a careful approach to your work, following processes accurately and spotting small changes or issues that could have a much bigger impact on production.

Teamwork & communication

Manufacturing excellence is a team effort. You’ll work alongside engineers, technicians, operators and other specialists, so being able to communicate clearly, share information and work collaboratively to solve problems is essential.