The semiconductor industry drives innovation across nearly every modern technology, from smartphones to AI systems. As demand surges, companies face critical challenges filling jobs in the semiconductor industry to scale production, advance research, and maintain a competitive edge into the future. Finding qualified engineering, manufacturing, and technology talent to staff your semiconductor fabrication facility at scale is essential to meet production deadlines and growth goals.
Our recruitment specialists have a proven track record in sourcing and delivering top semiconductor talent. With access to a vast talent network and expertise in the semiconductor field, we can help meet the staffing needs of your fabrication facility.
Acara Solutions India, an Aleron company, is a leading provider of comprehensive HR and recruitment process outsourcing solutions. With over 200 customers and over 200,000 assignments filled, Acara offers a strategic, proactive, and flexible approach to staffing, recruiting, and hiring.
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Countries around the world are experiencing a huge uptick in demand for qualified technology and software talent—and India is no exception. According to a report by Naukri JobSpeak, the need for candidates within the IT software and services sector was 55 percent higher in June of 2021 than it was in January. Our Acara Solutions India team has the latest on why companies around the world have insisted on bolstering their IT teams with premier Indian tech and IT candidates.
India’s semiconductor market, valued at $45–50 billion in 2024–25, is expected to reach $100–110 billion by 2030. Much of this growth is fueled by government programs like the $10 billion Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme aimed at attracting global semiconductor giants. Companies like Foxconn, Tata Group, and Tower Semiconductor are committing billions to set up manufacturing and R&D facilities in India. But growth on paper doesn’t automatically translate to success on the ground.
Top candidates are waiting to make a difference at your organization. Get in touch with us to find your next semiconductor hire.
