Top companies hiring for Semiconductor Engineer jobs

Micron memory and storage solutions define what the world can do with data. Our more than 34,000 team members, in 17 different countries, work with countless customers to innovate every day and pursue the products that will shape how we live and work tomorrow. Memory and storage have moved beyond simply holding data to now unlocking its meaning and value. They transform data into insight that people use. Through our global brands — Micron, Crucial, and Ballistix — we offer the industry's broadest portfolio of memory and storage products for the latest applications.

ASMPT (formerly ASM Pacific Technology) is a leading global supplier of hardware and software solutions for the manufacture of semiconductors and electronics. Headquartered in Singapore, ASMPT’s offerings encompass the semiconductor assembly & packaging, and SMT (surface mount technology) industries, ranging from wafer deposition, to the various solutions that organise, assemble and package delicate electronic components into a vast range of end-user devices, which include electronics, mobile communications, computing, automotive, industrial and LED (displays). ASMPT partners with customers very closely, with continuous investment in R&D helping to provide cost-effective, industry-shaping solutions that achieve higher productivity, greater reliability and enhanced quality. ASMPT is one of the constituent stocks of the Hang Seng Composite MidCap Index under the Hang Seng Composite Size Indexes, the Hang Seng Composite Information Technology Industry Index under Hang Seng Composite Industry Indexes and the Hang Seng Hong Kong 35 Index. To learn more about ASMPT, please visit us at www.asmpt.com.

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From tiny technologies, giant Systems on Silicon Manufacturing (SSMC) rise. The wafer fabricator, or contract manufacturer, produces CMOS-based semiconductors with line widths down to 140 nanometers. It operates as a joint venture owned by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) and NXP, 39% and 61% stakeholders, respectively. SSMC is positioned to exclusively offer manufacturing flexibility, fast turnaround, at a low cost to NXP and TSMC, which run wafer fabrication plants (fabs), too. Founded in 1998 by Phillips, TSMC, and Singapore's Economic Development Board (EDB), SSMC began churning out product in 2000. Phillips subsequently spun off NXP, with the SSMC stake. NXP and TSMC joined to buy the EDB's stake.

Hynix Semiconductor may not live in the past, but its business is all in the memories -- the semiconductor memories, that is. Hynix Semiconductor makes DRAM and NAND flash memories for computers, mobile phones, and televisions, as well as the growing number of devices such as smartphones and tablet PCs innovated by the IT industry. The company battles to retain its spot among the world's top makers of DRAM chips; it trails Samsung Electronics and jockeys for market share with Elpida Memory and Micron Technology. Hynix operates three factories in South Korea and some 30 sales offices in more than 15 countries.