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THE SEMICONDUCTOR HUB

The chip industry is racing to build capacity.
It's 1 million engineers short.

The Semiconductor Hub maps the entire global talent landscape, spanning every major company, university, skill, and national program, so you can see exactly where the world's chip workforce is, and where it isn't.

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What the Hub brings

A job board for one industry, where every listing is a chips role and candidates never pay.

Search built for the sector

Filter by discipline, level, remote policy, country and required certificate. Every listing links to its company profile, and any salary shown is the employer's own stated range.

Early-career and internships

Filter to early-career roles or internships in one click. Each internship states whether it is paid, and an unpaid one must explain its educational value up front.

Jobs ranked for you

Signed in, Jobs for me ranks open listings by fit and shows which skills matched and which are gaps. Save searches as alerts and get one email a day.

Skills behind every role

Follow a role to its skills, tools and live listings. Each skill page gives a definition, how people acquire it and how much demand it has.

An employer area with real numbers

Claimed companies post listings that run 60 days by default. Pause, close or renew from one page, track views and apply clicks, and move applicants through a pipeline.

Talent search with consent

Verified company reps see only members who marked themselves open to work. Contact goes through a structured inquiry, and free messaging opens only after the candidate replies.

Gigs, freelancers and a way back

Post a contract-scoped gig and compare proposals, or list yourself as a freelancer. The Comeback Track lists returning professionals by expertise and never shows a gap or a reason.

The Talent Wafer hiring run

Scheduled, curated hiring batches. Candidates apply free and stay pseudonymous until they accept an employer's interest. A run below its minimum is never released thin.

What changes for you

Today
General job boards bury sector roles.
Every listing here is a chips role, filtered by discipline and tied to the skills it needs.
Candidates pay, in money or in data, to be seen.
Candidates never pay to apply, to be found or to be contacted.
Recruiters get your contact details by default.
Contact stays shielded. Employers send an inquiry and you decide whether to answer.
Why you can trust it

Candidates never pay

Browsing, applying, verification and employer contact all stay free for candidates and students.

Your contact stays yours

No employer sees your contact details unless you release them by replying or accepting interest.

Listings expire

Old roles come down and expired listings are marked, so what you read is current.