Come and get to know heavily growing semiconductor industry and companies in Finland. When you know semiconductor industry better you will get more out of your future studies and build relationships that support your career. Event is organized in co-operation with Applied Materials, Beneq, Canatu, Kyocera Technologies, Murata, Okmetic, Robert Bosch, Vaisala and VTT.
Have you ever wondered where all the marvels of modern life originate? The answer lies in semiconductors – those small components that enable our smartphones, computers, electric cars, and even vital hospital equipment. The semiconductor industry is a rapidly growing and values highly educated professionals.
1. Shape the future
Imagine working with technologies that impact the lives of millions of people every day. Semiconductors are the foundation of the digital age, and by working in this field, you are part of creating future solutions and innovations.
2. Do meaningful work
In the semiconductor industry, you do work that directly affects society, safety, and environmental well-being. You can be part of a team that develops green energy solutions and improves energy efficiency.
3. Choose from diverse career paths
This industry offers a wide range of career opportunities and places for professional growth. By studying electrical engineering, physics, chemical engineering or other similar fields, you can gain the valuable knowledge and skills that are essential in the semiconductor industry.
Whether you are interested in design, research, manufacturing, or business, the semiconductor sector covers it all. You can develop your skills and find the career path that suits you best.
Start your journey towards an engaging and meaningful career now! Come and network with companies by joining our event: “Get to know semiconductor industry in Finland”.
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