The semiconductor desert bloom. We connect engineers with Honeywell, Intel, TSMC, and aerospace/defense leaders in the Valley of the Sun.
Phoenix is experiencing an engineering boom driven by massive semiconductor investment. TSMC's new fab, Intel's expansion in Chandler, and a constellation of chip companies are transforming the Valley of the Sun into a semiconductor powerhouse. Combined with established aerospace/defense employers and booming solar energy, Phoenix is one of America's fastest-growing engineering markets.
TSMC fab construction creating thousands of chip engineering jobs
Defense contractor expansion
Solar energy industry growth
Intel manufacturing investment
Engineering Schools
Arizona State University
University of Arizona (nearby)
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Living in Phoenix
Low cost of living
Year-round sunshine
No winter weather delays
Growing cultural scene
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average engineering salary in Phoenix?
Engineers in Phoenix earn an average of $102,000 per year. Semiconductor and defense roles can reach $130,000-$145,000 for experienced engineers.
Why is Phoenix growing as an engineering market?
TSMC's $40B+ investment, Intel's expansion, and the CHIPS Act are creating thousands of semiconductor engineering jobs. Defense and solar energy sectors add further demand.
What semiconductor companies are in Phoenix?
Intel (Chandler), TSMC (under construction), ON Semiconductor, Microchip Technology, NXP, and numerous chip design firms. Phoenix is becoming America's semiconductor corridor.