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  1. Event poster for Behind the Scenes at STATSChipPAC, part 1 of 2

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    1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

    Behind the Scenes at STATSChipPAC

    Site visitSTATSChipPAC, 5 Yishun Street 23

    An exclusive visit to STATSChipPAC's Yishun plant, opening up careers in advanced semiconductor packaging and the technology behind it. The afternoon runs a short walkthrough of the facilities, a career and HR sharing on internships and the roles the company hires into, and a technical sharing from Dr Xiao Mei, a PhD graduate of Imperial College London, on advanced packaging and where the industry is heading. Transport is provided one way from NUS.

    • STATSChipPAC

    Registration closed 9 Sep

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  2. Event poster for Behind the Scenes at Applied Materials

    1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

    Behind the Scenes at Applied Materials

    Site visitApplied Materials, 5 Tampines Industrial Cres, Singapore 529557

    An exclusive visit to Applied Materials' newest Tampines Campus, and a look at how their work advances the world's technology. The afternoon explores the campus and how innovation comes to life there, opens up future career opportunities in the semiconductor industry, and puts students in front of the people behind the technology. Places are limited to 50 students, and registering is an expression of interest: selected participants receive a confirmation email about a week before the event.

    • Applied Materials

    Registration closed 11 Sep

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Past events

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20266 events

  1. Site visitMarvell Singapore

    Behind the Scenes at Marvell Technology

    Marvell engineers took students through silicon photonics and its place in next-generation connectivity, then through analog design verification and the rigour behind chip reliability. The visit opened all four floors of the office, including the post-silicon validation lab and the intern working spaces, alongside an introduction to Marvell's Singapore operations and its internship development programme. Two NUS alumni closed the afternoon with their own routes into the industry, one from test engineering into quality system management and one from an internship into the work itself, before a quiz, prize-giving and a networking tea break.

    SpeakersSean Cheng, Hanzhi Tang, Rachel Benita, Tan Jian Xuan, Yihe Duan

    • Marvell Technology
    The visiting group photographed together beneath the Marvell sign in the company's Singapore office

  2. Sharing session

    Silicon Box Industry Sharing: The Future of Advanced Packaging

    Engineers and leadership from Silicon Box talked students through their day-to-day work across quality and process, their own routes into the industry, and the company's growth and global expansion in advanced packaging. The centrepiece was a fireside chat on the future of the field: how packaging is evolving alongside increasingly complex semiconductor systems, the engineering roles and career pathways that come with it, and the skills students can build toward them. Silicon Box's chief financial officer joined for the Q&A, and the afternoon closed with informal networking.

    SpeakersTG Sheh, Andre Sim, Peggy Yap, Hong Zhou Wong

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    Four panellists seated during the Silicon Box fireside chat, one speaking into a microphone with the speaker slide projected behind them

  3. Sharing session

    Inside IC Design with AMD: Exploring the Intricacies of Chip Engineering

    AMD engineers walked through the full IC design flow, from architectural planning to tape-out, across digital and analog design and both front-end and back-end roles. The session went into verification complexity and the power, performance and area trade-offs engineers balance in practice, then closed with a career segment, a Q&A and networking over refreshments.

    SpeakersKwee Peng Yap, Azarudin Abdulla, Lee Wen Bin, Zi Huang Liu, Simin Xu, Catherine Ong

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    The title slide for the AMD IC design session projected in a seminar room before the audience arrived

  4. Site visitUMC P3 Fab, Singapore

    UMC Site Visit: Manufacturing and Silicon Photonics

    Students toured UMC's newest P3 fab, including the cleanroom and the failure analysis labs, and saw how 22nm and 28nm production runs alongside the plant's ongoing expansion. Engineers walked through the roles behind a finished wafer, and the discussion turned to how demand for bandwidth and power efficiency is pulling silicon photonics forward. An HR sharing on career pathways and a Q&A closed the visit.

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    Students and UMC staff talking over refreshments during the site visit

  5. Sharing session

    SemiAnalysis Sharing Session

    The SemiAnalysis team gave an overview of the global semiconductor landscape, covering advanced manufacturing, packaging and equipment, and how design and architectural choices shape AI inference performance and scalability. A segment on supply chain dynamics and cost structures connected chip design through fabrication and packaging to data centre deployment, followed by a careers section and open Q&A.

    SpeakersDaniel Nishball

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    Students talking beside a SemiAnalysis pull-up banner after the session

  6. Site visitAMD Chai Chee, Singapore

    AMD Site Visit: Behind the Scenes at AMD Singapore

    A visit spanning design, validation, testing and product support, where students saw how cross-functional teams work across the chip development lifecycle. The day covered data-driven failure analysis and the continuous test programs behind product quality, and set out where AMD Singapore sits in the company's global engineering footprint as an R&D hub. Hiring managers joined for the sharing and networking sessions.

    SpeakersCatherine Ong

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    A large group of students in white coats posed in front of AMD screens during the site visit
20257 events

  1. Sharing sessionOnline

    Marvell Technology Sharing Session

    An online session on Marvell's work as a fabless IC design company, how its data infrastructure and consumer solutions fit together, and the range of engineering and corporate functions its Singapore site houses. A former Marvell intern who converted to a full-time role shared what the internship, the mentorship and the growth path were actually like.

    SpeakersHieu Phung, Tianyi Li

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    A Zoom call with a Marvell speaker presenting a company overview slide

  2. Sharing session

    TSMC DNA Internship Sharing Session

    Student engineers back from TSMC's DNA Internship Programme in Taiwan described process and integration projects across multiple fabs, and what it took to adapt to the pace and the work culture. A TSMC HR representative covered the application timeline, resume building and how to prepare for a global internship.

    SpeakersTan Yong Boon, Sidhanth Nodu, See Kaixun, Christine Huan

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    Club members and TSMC speakers in front of the session's title slide

  3. Fireside chat

    More Than Moore's: The Big Picture of Semiconductors

    A fireside chat with leaders from across Singapore's semiconductor landscape. EDB opened on Singapore's place in the global value chain, the industry's trillion-dollar outlook and the surge in AI-driven chip innovation. The panel then talked about how they got into the industry, how AI and digitalisation are reshaping design, data and manufacturing work, and which habits carry furthest: curiosity, adaptability, communication and a cross-disciplinary mindset.

    SpeakersQuek Ee Pin (EDB), Pei Fern Ng (AMD), Dennis Wee (NXP), Ang Wee Seng (SSIA), Keli Lin Lim (Micron)

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    • NXP
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    Speakers seated in the front row with students behind them at the fireside chat

  4. Sharing session

    AMD Sharing Session

    Four AMD engineers and a talent consultant walked through their roles: failure analysis and fault isolation, new product introduction and device testing, quality engineering and root cause work, and client product engineering. The talent consultant closed on the hiring process and internship openings, and the Q&A ran on to work-life balance and what the transition from university actually feels like.

    SpeakersMeihui S., Ryan Ong, Zhi Xin Koh, Brijesh Shah, Catherine Ong

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    Club members and AMD speakers in front of an illuminated AMD logo

  5. Site visitASMPT SMT Solutions

    Inside Smart Manufacturing at ASMPT

    Students spent the day at ASMPT SMT Solutions, touring the Singapore Innovation Centre where the smart factory technology and the automation around it are set up end to end. An electroform demonstration showed the precision engineering behind the process, and a live feed from ASMPT's Malaysia plant opened up how regional manufacturing runs hour to hour. The visit drew a line from robotics and AI driven production back to the Industry 4.0 thinking underneath it.

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    The visiting group photographed together beneath the ASMPT sign in the company's lobby

  6. Sharing session

    Insights into the Semiconductor Industry with Micron

    Ms Jia Chee Choong, a senior process and equipment lead engineer at Micron, walked students through her own route into the industry and what the day to day work of a semiconductor engineer actually involves. The session closed on the skills the field asks for and on what it is like to work at a company operating at Micron's scale.

    SpeakersJia Chee Choong

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    Attendees and Micron staff gathered at the front of the seminar room at the end of the sharing session

  7. Industry event

    SSIA Electronics Industry Day 2025

    Members spent the day at SSIA's Electronics Industry Day, which drew more than thirty companies from across the semiconductor industry. Club member V Dakshini sat on one of the discussion panels. Members worked the career fair booths for advice and to hand in resumes, sat in on the mentorship session, and picked up conversations with Micron and GlobalFoundries representatives they had first met at earlier events.

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    Six club members in front of the SSIA Electronics Industry Day 2025 backdrop
20247 events

  1. Fireside chat

    A Fireside Chat with Semiconductor Professionals

    A panel of semiconductor professionals gave students an insider's read on the industry, the part semiconductors play in the technology around them, and what actually helps when you are trying to get into the field. The club ran the session with the American Chemical Society, NUS Student Chapter.

    SpeakersAtul Shah (SSIA), Tan Zher Nin (GlobalFoundries), Gong Wenwen (GlobalFoundries)

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    • SSIA
    The panel seated in front of the speaker slide during the fireside chat, one of them mid-answer

  2. Site visitMicron Fab 10A, Singapore

    Micron Fab 10A Site Visit

    Seventy two students toured Fab 10A, one of Micron's newest facilities in Singapore, taking in the cleanroom and the amenities built around it from the gym to the cafeteria. An informal panel of Micron engineers and student interns followed over a tea break, covering daily responsibilities, overseas postings, routes up the career ladder and what they would tell a student starting out.

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    The full group of student visitors photographed in the lobby beneath the Micron sign

  3. Industry event

    Volunteering at the SSIA Summit and Semiconductor Dinner 2024

    Club members volunteered across SSIA's Summit and Semiconductor Dinner, handling crowd management and participant surveys through the day, then the information counter and the art auction display through the evening. Between shifts they sat in on industry leaders setting out how AI is reshaping semiconductor design and manufacturing.

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    A four panel collage from the SSIA Summit and Semiconductor Dinner 2024, showing the event backdrop, the summit hall and the exhibition floor

  4. Industry eventNUS

    SSIA Semiconductor Awareness Day at NUS

    SSIA brought Semiconductor Awareness Day onto campus and filled the space with company booths for students to work through. Members joined a guided tour led by Mr Atul Shah, whose decades in the industry turned the walk between stands into a working map of the semiconductor ecosystem.

    SpeakersAtul Shah

    • SSIA
    A collage from Semiconductor Awareness Day 2024, showing the company booths and a student holding the trail card stamped at each stand

  5. Sharing session

    Student Sharing: Teo Zhi Sen on Micron Technology

    Teo Zhi Sen, then a Year 3 Engineering Science student, talked through his internship at Micron Technology: what the work involved, which NUS modules he actually drew on, and how the application ran. He closed on what he would say to anyone aiming at the industry.

    The student sharing poster for Teo Zhi Sen, giving his year of study and his internship at Micron

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    Student Sharing: Ian Tay Rongde on AMD and SSMC

    The club's first student sharing. Ian Tay Rongde, then vice director for external affairs, covered his time at AMD and at Systems on Silicon Manufacturing Company, the NUS modules that carried over into the work, and how he got through each application.

    The student sharing poster for Ian Tay Rongde, giving his year of study and his role in the club

  7. Site visit

    GlobalFoundries Site Visit

    The club's industrial visit to GlobalFoundries took students through wafer fabrication, with VR goggles standing in for a cleanroom they could not otherwise walk into and microscopes to put the finished chips under. A GlobalFoundries sharing session closed the day and took questions on the company and on the industry around it. NUS Materials Science and Engineering and the NUS Students' Design and Engineering Club sponsored the visit.

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    The visiting group photographed together under a screen reading 2024 NUS Semicon Club Visit at GlobalFoundries