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Connecting College Students to the Semiconductor Industry

Join us online on June 2, 2021 at 4pm EDT to:

  • Learn about semiconductor jobs you didn't know existed and how you can connect with 2100+ employers in the microelectronics industry.
  • Meet with professionals and executives during our flash mentoring and networking sessions.
  • Engage a mentor for career development guidance.

Students in Engineering, Computer Science, Materials Science, Chemistry, Physics are strongly encouraged to attend!

For more information about SEMI University Programs, check out https://bit.ly/SEMIFuture.

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2021 (Times in EDT)

4:00 pm

Open Remarks

• Jeff Hanan, Chair, SEMI Northeast Committee
• Prof. Rafael Jaramillo, Materials Science and Engineering, MIT
• Prof. Mike Thompson, Materials Science and Engineering, Cornell University
• Prof. Greg Denon, UMass Lowell

4:15 pm

KEYNOTE—Your Winning Future in the Semiconductor Industry, Growth and Opportunities for Success

Debbie Gustafson, CEO, Energetiq

4:45 pm

A Day in the Life of a Semiconductor Professional

• Carlos V. Colorado, ASML: From Engineering to Corporate Strategy
• Emily Clark, Applied Materials: The Human Factor in a Data Driven Industry - How Sales Brings People Together
• Matthew Getz, Teradyne: The Ever-Changing Life of an Applications Engineer

5:15 pm

Tales from a Recent Grad

• Sophia Rogalskyj, TEL: The Expected and Unexpected: Reflections on the Transition from Undergrad Researcher to Industry R&D Process Engineer
• Akshay Dipakkumar Harlalka, ASML: A Preview of the Day-to-Day Life of a Mechanical Design Engineer

5:45 pm

Mentoring Panel

Industry professionals discuss job entry issues raised by audience

6:15 pm

Breakout Rooms

Professionals answer questions on several topics

7:00 pm

Closing

Workforce Development

SEMI Professional Development Seminar
—Northeast Chapter

This free seminar helps students meet the demands of today's high tech workforce and be successful with in careers. This event is supported by MIT MSE, UMass Lowell, Cornell, the SEMI Northeast Chapter, and participating companies. 

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Learn about career opportunities in high teach and acquire valuable, practical information that will help you choose career directions and plan for success.

Industry volunteers will share what the high tech industry looks for when they recruit for new graduates.

  • Career Search: Know the right places to find jobs
  • Learn how to optimize your resume and boost interview changes
  • Learn technical interview tips & tricks: COVID-19 has changed the interview process, are you prepared?
  • Before you sign: Know how to affect offer, negotiate salary, and overall offer packages
  • Fulfill your curiosity: "Day in a Life" from various engineering types and other profession

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1:00 pm

Welcome Remarks/Introduction

1:10 pm

Global SEMI/Supply Chain Overview

1:20 pm

Semiconductor 101 - Semiconductor Manufacturing Process

1:35 pm

Developing Career Plan

1) Interview Process - How it has changed due to COVID-19 (How to prep for technical interviews)
2) How to make your Resume Stand Out - Tips and Tricks
3) Career Search - How and Where to Find Jobs
4) How to Affect Offer and Negotiate Salary

2:35 pm

A Day in the Life

1) A Day in the Life of a Customer Support Engineer/Manager
2) A Day in the Life of a Semiconductor Process Engineer
3) A Day in the Life of a Software Engineer
4) A Day in the Life of a Biomedical Engineer
5) A Day in the Life of an Applied Business Manager

3:35 pm

Q&A

4:00 pm

Closing, Thank You!

Workforce Development

SEMI Professional Development Seminar – Connecting College Students to the Semiconductor Industry

This FREE seminar will help students meet the demands of today's high tech workforce and be successful with in careers.

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Webinar - The Future of Work: Leading Remote Teams

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MEMS to Market: Ingredients for Success 

The MEMS & Sensors Industry Group is offering a series of webinars where technical experts will share strategies and new approaches related to MEMS product development from prototype to production. The series will enable designers, product managers, test engineers, integrators, entrepreneurs, and investors to shorten development timelines and increase manufacturing yield while introducing robust MEMS products into the market.

This webinar series will be offered in three parts. Each webinar will be offered to a live audience and will be available to watch on-demand at your convenience.

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Bob Smith
MODERATOR
Bob Smith (Webinar I)
Executive Director
ESDA Alliance
Mary Ann Maher
Mary Ann Maher (Webinar I)
Chief Executive Officer
SoftMEMS
Greg Lebsack
Greg Lebsack (Webinar I)
General Manager
ICDS, Siemens
Michelle Bourke, Lam Research
MODERATOR
Michelle Bourke (Webinar II)
Senior Director of Strategic Marketing
LAM Research
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Dr. Alissa Fitzgerald (Webinar II)
Founder & Managing Member
A.M. Fitzgerald & Associates, LLC
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Dr. Carolyn White (Webinar II)
Associate
A.M. Fitzgerald & Associates, LLC
Mary Ann Maher
MODERATOR
Mary Ann Maher (Webinar III)
Chief Executive Officer
SoftMEMS
Sixto Arjonilla
Sixto Arjonilla (Webinar III)
Quality Director of Motion Sensors
NXP
Anupam Choubey
Anupam Choubey (Webinar III)
Principal Technical Lead
Draper Lab
Srikanth Ganesan
Srikanth Ganesan (Webinar III)
Senior Manager, MEMS/CMOS Reliability
TDK InvenSense

March 10th, 2021

8:00 am - 9:00 am

Webinar I: Using Digital Twins to Address The Design Gap for Sensor-Based Products

Sponsored By

Agenda & Speaker Bios

Designing next-generation sensor-based systems like those found in wearables, IoT and medical devices poses many challenges. MEMS and sensor design is challenging due to the use of unique materials, fabrication processes and packaging. The age of COVID has necessitated designers working remotely and collaborating over time zones. These factors have led to a gap in design, modeling and simulation capability for creating the billions of interconnected sensors required by future applications.

This webinar discusses MEMS and sensor design challenges and how Digital Twins can be used for facilitating the design of sensor-based products. The talk will describe how Digital Twins may be applied in many phases of the design process from materials design optimization all the way to artificial intelligence algorithm training and virtual product testing. Examples will be given illustrating the use of Digital Twins to create a Digital Factory to increase sensor manufacturing yield and how Digital Twins are being used in sensor-based medical product design.

NXP

April 7th, 2021

8:00 am - 9:00 am

Webinar II: How to Plan for Successful MEMS Product Development

Agenda & Speaker Bios

Drawing on our experience in successfully executing more than 400 MEMS development projects at AMFitzgerald, we will present a practical overview on navigating the technical and business challenges of MEMS product development. We will describe helpful strategies and tactics discussed in our new book, MEMS Product Development: From Concept to Commercialization, that when practiced diligently, can shorten development timelines, help avoid common pitfalls, and improve the odds of success, especially when resources are limited. We illuminate what it really takes to develop a novel MEMS product so that innovators, designers, entrepreneurs, product managers, investors, and executives may properly prepare their companies to succeed.

May 5th, 2021

8:00 am - 9:00 am

Webinar III: The Growing Importance of MEMS Reliability

Agenda & Speaker Bios

MEMS-based devices are experiencing significant market expansion in consumer, industrial, medical and automotive applications.  With the expansion in the marketplace, there is a growing focus on the importance and unique challenges of MEMS reliability.  This talk will explore MEMS reliability from concept and application-based customer requirements, through design and development processes with a demonstration of meeting industry reliability standards, similar to other semiconductor products.  We also will consider MEMS reliability throughout semiconductor and customer manufacturing processes.  In some cases, it has been found that standard manufacturing handling can result in environments for MEMS devices that are more strenuous than the final application.  Through a better understanding of the factors impacting MEMS reliability, proper alignment of development and industrialization processes can help all of us introduce robust MEMS products into the market.

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March 10th, 2021 - April 7th, 2021 - May 5th, 2021

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SEMI | SCIS

Semiconductor Components, Instruments, and Subsystems (SCIS) is a SEMI technology community chartered to address process-critical components challenges to meet the demands of high-volume manufacturing (HVM) at advanced process nodes. SCIS brings together all stakeholders that are driving yield improvements through the very last frontier of component and hardware defect reduction.

About The Webinar

Defect prediction and defect source mitigation is critical to enabling high-volume manufacturing at all semiconductor fabs, but especially at advanced process nodes. This program will provide perspectives on:

  • Importance of OEM part design, cleaning & refurbishment loops for advanced node high volume manufacturing and designing for zero defects
  • The standards gap between cleanliness specs, measurement methods & successful predictive maintenance (PdM) in the Fab  and how to enable AI based maintenance scheduling
  • Applicability of cleaning techniques vs OEM part designs and mitigating human variability during parts cleaning
  • The emerging considerations for parts designed to facilitate cleaning

Who Should Attend

  • IDMs, fabs, foundries; fab managers, process engineers
  • Semiconductor processing equipment OEMs
  • Critical chamber component suppliers
  • Semiconductor processing equipment parts clean vendors
  • Parts clean metrology service providers

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8:00 am - 8:05 am
Paul Trio
Paul Trio

Welcome Remarks & Moderation

Paul Trio, Senior Manager, Strategic Initiatives
SEMI

8:05 am - 8:40 am
Patrick Martin, Applied Materials
Patrick Martin

OEM Perspective on Parts Cleaning - Cleanliness and Hardware Connectivity

Patrick Martin, Business Development, New Markets and Alliances
Applied Materials

Speaker Bios

8:40 am - 9:15 am
dave Laube
David Laube

Parts Cleaning from Design to Scrap

David Laube, CTO,
Pentagon Technologies

Speaker Bios

Reed Rosenberg
Reed Rosenberg

Parts Cleaning from Design to Scrap

Reed Rosenberg, CTO
Cleanpart USA

Speaker Bios

9:15 am - 10:00 am
Victor Chia
Victor Chia

Cleanliness Metrology

Victor Chia, International Expert; Director, Surface Contamination Technologies
Air Liquide / Balazs NanoAnalysis

Speaker Bios

10:00 am - 10:15 am
Max van den Berg
Max van den Berg

Product Cleanliness – International Collaboration Initiatives

Max van den Berg, System Architect, Electronics and Assembly, Global Application Engineering
Festo

Speaker Bios

10:15 am - 10:30 am

Q&A and Closing Remarks

- EMG FOA MSIG SCIS Standards

This 2.5 hour webinar is offered OnDemand from the SEMI Library.

 

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The SEMI Fab Owners Alliance (FOA) Q4 Meeting will be held via a virtual platform to help the FOA community stay connected and continue the good dialogue on keeping our fabs productive with the innovative solutions that members continue to drive even during the pandemic.

The event will take advantage of a unique platform to ensure smooth 1:1 networking, live Q&A, and speaker presentations on the latest business, and technology trends affecting the electronics manufacturing industry.

Want to hear more about Fab Owners Alliance activities?  Register for the interest list.

For more information contact Christie Baker at [email protected] 

8:00 am - 11:00 am Off Add to Calendar 2020-12-01 08:00:00 2020-12-03 11:00:00 Fab Owners Alliance Q4 meeting The SEMI Fab Owners Alliance (FOA) Q4 Meeting will be held via a virtual platform to help the FOA community stay connected and continue the good dialogue on keeping our fabs productive with the innovative solutions that members continue to drive even during the pandemic. The event will take advantage of a unique platform to ensure smooth 1:1 networking, live Q&A, and speaker presentations on the latest business, and technology trends affecting the electronics manufacturing industry. Want to hear more about Fab Owners Alliance activities?  Register for the interest list. For more information contact Christie Baker at [email protected]  United States SEMI.org [email protected] America/Los_Angeles public America/Los_Angeles
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This SEMI CEO Series Webinar will bring you expert analysis of the outcome of the U.S. presidential election on current geopolitical tensions and the corresponding impact on the global microelectronics supply chain. SEMI President and CEO Ajit Manocha invites you to join us for an opening presentation from Eurasia Group on the post-election world and US-China trade, focusing on implications for the semiconductor and the bigger technology sector.

A panel discussion with industry CEOs from multiple regions and segments will provide their perspectives to the analysis, addressing the role industry executives can play in easing trade tensions and providing insights on navigating the current geopolitical environment.

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Ajit Manocha
CEO and President
SEMI

Welcome & Opening Remarks

4:35 pm
Joe Pasetti, SEMI
Joe Pasetti
VP, Global Advocacy & Public Policy
SEMI

SEMI Global Advocacy Priorities

4:40 pm
Gerald Michael Butts
Gerald Butts
Vice Chairman
Eurasia Group

Macro Overview on the Post-Election World and US-China Trade

4:55 pm
Kevin Allison
Kevin Allison
Director, Geotechnology
Eurasia Group

Implications for Semiconductor and Overall Tech Industry

5:10 pm
James Andrew Lewis
Moderator

CEO Panel

James Andrew Lewis
Senior VP and Director, Strategic Technologies Program
Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
Biography

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Mitsunobu Koshiba
Chairman of the Board
JSR
Biography

Bertrand Loy
Panelist

Bertrand Loy
President and CEO
Entegris
Biography

Dr. Steve Schwartz
Panelist

Dr. Stephen Schwartz
President and CEO
Brooks Automation
Biography

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Dr. Tien Wu
Director and CEO
Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, Inc. (ASE Group) and USI
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5:45 pm

Q&A

5:58 pm

Closing Remarks

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Non-members/non-subscribers:  $49

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United States Save Your Seat Semiconductor Equipment/Materials Market Outlook

Interested to learn how COVID-19 and other macroeconomic factors affect the semiconductor equipment and materials markets? Hear more about these insights and outlook for 2021 from analysts of the SEMI Market Data team. This webinar will also provide an overview of the market report offerings available to SEMI members with a live demo of two recently released reports - Global Semiconductor Packaging Materials Outlook Report and Silicon Wafer Market Monitor. 

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8:00 am

Introduction

8:05 am
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Ed Hall
Sr. Manager, Information Products (Market Reports/Standards)
SEMI

Overview of SEMI Market Data Resources

8:15 am

Demo

- Global Semiconductor Packaging Materials Outlook (GSPMO) Report
- Silicon Wafer Monitor Report

8:30 am
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Clark Tseng
Director, Industry Research & Statistics
SEMI

Semiconductor Equipment/Materials Market Outlook

8:45 am

Q&A

8:55 am

Closing Remarks

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SEMI & MATRADE Webinar: Semiconductor Market Outlook & Virtual Global Trade Shows

Market Outlook

Global semiconductor manufacturing equipment spending is forecast to hit a record high $70 billion in 2021 while worldwide fab equipment spending is expected to surge 13% next year as the microelectronics industry rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic. What’s in store for the industry in the coming quarters?

Virtual Exhibition

Virtual exhibitions are now indispensable forums for companies around the world to showcase their products and services as evidenced by the success of the virtual SEMICON West 2020 and SEMICON Taiwan 2020, a hybrid event combining an onsite exhibition with an online presence. A chief advantage of virtual exhibits is that participating companies can connect with potential customers around the world from the convenience of their desks.

The webinar will cover:

  • The New Normal with MATRADE
  • Semiconductor Market Outlook by SEMI
  • SEMICON Southeast Asia 2021
  • SEMICON West – 2020 Virtual Highlights & 2021 Outlook
  • SEMICON Taiwan – 2020 Hybrid Highlights & 2021 Outlook
  • Question & Answer Session

Organized by SEMI Southeast Asia

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MATRADE

Online via GoToWebinar
Singapore

Presentation Slides for Download

Wednesday, October 28, 2020

10:00 am - 10:05 am
Ms. Bee Bee NG, President, SEMI Southeast Asia, Singapore
Ms. Bee Bee NG
President
SEMI Southeast Asia, Singapore

Welcome Remarks

10:05 am - 10:25 am
Mr. Abu Bakar KOYAKUTTY, Senior Director, MATRADE, Malaysia
Mr. Abu Bakar KOYAKUTTY
Senior Director, Exports Promotion & Market Access Division
MATRADE, Malaysia

Opening Remarks: The New Normal with MATRADE

10:25 am - 10:45 am
Mr. Clark TSENG, Director, Industry Research & Statistics, SEMI Global Headquarters
Mr. Clark TSENG
Director, Industry Research & Statistics
SEMI Global Headquarters

Semiconductor Market Outlook - Semiconductor Equipment and Materials Forecasts

10:45 am - 11:00 am
Ms. Shannen KOH, Senior Manager, Business Development, SEMI Southeast Asia, Singapore
Ms. Shannen KOH
Senior Manager, Business Development
SEMI Southeast Asia, Singapore

SEMICON Southeast Asia 2021

11:00 am - 11:15 am
Ms. Sandy CHAPIN, CEM
Ms. Sandy CHAPIN, CEM
Director of Operations
SEMI Americas

SEMICON West 2020 Virtual Highlights & 2021 Outlook

11:15 am - 11:30 am
Ms. Cindy LIN, Manager, Outreach & Member Services, SEMI Taiwan
Ms. Cindy LIN
Manager, Outreach & Member Services
SEMI Taiwan

SEMICON Taiwan 2020 Hybrid Highlights & 2021 Outlook

11:30 am

Q&A by MATRADE and SEMI Regional Offices’ Representatives

12:00 pm

Closing Remarks & End

10:00am – 12:00pm SGT

Recognizing the power of online events, the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) is offering support initiatives for the participation of Malaysia's small-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in virtual trade shows to help grow their international business. A panel of SEMI regional representatives will provide an update on their local business dynamics and trade shows models.

Join the SEMI and MATRADE joint webinar for further details.

Admission: Free (Registration closes on 26 October 2020)

Contact: [email protected] for any questions

10:00 am - 12:00 pm Off Add to Calendar 2020-10-28 10:00:00 2020-10-28 12:00:00 SEMI & MATRADE Webinar: Semiconductor Market Outlook & Virtual Global Trade Shows 10:00am – 12:00pm SGT Recognizing the power of online events, the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) is offering support initiatives for the participation of Malaysia's small-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in virtual trade shows to help grow their international business. A panel of SEMI regional representatives will provide an update on their local business dynamics and trade shows models. Join the SEMI and MATRADE joint webinar for further details. Admission: Free (Registration closes on 26 October 2020) Contact: [email protected] for any questions Online via GoToWebinar Singapore SEMI.org [email protected] Asia/Singapore public Asia/Singapore
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$99 Non-Members. 

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United States Save your seat EMG Webinar 10.28.2020

As technology nodes advance, critical dimensions shrink, materials proliferate, and architectures become more complex. As a result, semiconductor manufacturing processes become increasingly sensitive to supply chain quality, both the chemicals themselves and how they are characterized. Quality standards have moved from parts-per-million and -billion levels to parts-per-trillion even -quadrillion being required to meet today’s process expectations. With hundreds of variables linking materials properties to device defects, how do we identify critical parameters and establish effective methods to measure and control them? This webinar explores this topic, examining the technology and methods being developed to bridge this gap.

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10:00 am - 10:05 am
Kevin McLaughlin
Moderator
Kevin McLaughlin, Ph.D
Business Director, Electronic Materials
SACHEM, Inc.

Welcome Remarks

10:05 am - 10:25 am
Yusheng Alvin Zhou KLA
Yusheng (Alvin) Zhou
Product Marketing Manager, Surfscan & ADE
KLA

Speaker Biography

Yusheng (Alvin) Zhou is a Product Marketing Manager in Surfscan & ADE division of KLA. Prior to that, he held various roles in global product management and process engineering for CVD products at Applied Materials. Alvin has a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering and M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology.

10:25 am - 10:50 am
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Tim Z. Hossain & Jim Conner
Cerium Labs

Speaker Biography

Dr. Tim Z Hossain

Tim Z. Hossain received a Ph.D. in Chemistry with specialization in nuclear analytical from University of Kentucky in 1982. He worked at Eastman Kodak (1982-1989), Texas Instruments (1989-1991), and was at Cornell University teaching at Nuclear Engineering program (1991-1995), department of Applied Physics. He joined AMD in 1995, and currently serves as Chief Scientist at Cerium Laboratories, an AMD Spin-off Company. Dr. Hossain has broad experience in analytical methodologies, particularly for semiconductor process technology. He discovered the cosmic ray neutron effect on memory chips with borated dielectric. He was selected by IAEA of United Nations for a nuclear technology mission to Saudi Arabia. He is the former secretary/treasurer of American Nuclear Society. Tim has published over 100 papers and holds more than 30 patents to his credit.

Dr. Jim Conner

Jim Conner holds a PhD in Materials Science and Engineering from Cornell University and a BSc in Physics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He conducted his doctoral work in thin film growth and characterization at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He has worked at several semiconductor companies, including Motorola Semiconductor Products Sector, Freescale Semiconductor, Samsung, and Cerium Laboratories. Dr. Conner has specialized in high-resolution electron microscopy, including TEM/STEM and SEM imaging and associated analytical techniques including EDS and EFTEM. He has applied these methods to failure analysis of semiconductors and numerous other materials. He is an author or coauthor on over 40 publications in the field.

10:50 am - 10:55 am

Q&A

10:55 am - 11:00 am

Closing Remarks

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