Semiconductor Processors 

• Nature of the Work
• Working Conditions
• Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement
• Employment
• Job Outlook
• Earnings
• Related Occupations
• Sources of Additional Information

Significant Points:

• Employment is expected to decline over the next 10 years because of increasing automation of fabrication plants in this country and the building of many of the new plants abroad.
• An associate degree in a relevant curriculum is increasingly required.

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Electronic semiconductors—also known as computer chips, microchips, or integrated circuits