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Professor (All Ranks): Microelectronics with a focus on circuit/system design Arizona State University: Office of the University Provost: Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering: School of Electrical
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, such as the NanoFab microelectronics fabrication space on the ASU Tempe campus and the MacroTechnology Works facility, a former semiconductor plant converted to lab space. Six primary areas of
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projects, and undertake service activities. ASU sits at the center of one of the fastest-growing microelectronics ecosystems in the United States. The successful candidate will have access to extensive
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disciplines. We currently offer Engineering Science degrees with concentrations in Business and Microelectronics, and we have additional undergraduate and graduate programs under development in the area of
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disciplines. We currently offer Engineering Science degrees with concentrations in Business and Microelectronics, and we have additional undergraduate and graduate programs under development in the area of
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currently offer Engineering Science degrees with concentrations in Business and Microelectronics and have additional undergraduate and graduate programs under development. Job duties include designing
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currently offer Engineering Science degrees with concentrations in Business and Microelectronics and have additional undergraduate and graduate programs under development. Job duties include designing
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transfer and entrepreneurial ventures. The School's location in the Phoenix metro offers close ties to the aerospace & defense industry, semiconductor/microelectronics industry, and national
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ventures. The School's location in the Phoenix metro offers close ties to the aerospace & defense industry, semiconductor/microelectronics and national laboratories, facilitating collaborative
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. SMSN’s location in the Phoenix metro offers close ties to the aerospace & defense industry, semiconductor/microelectronics industry, and national laboratories, facilitating collaborative research