Teddy started his career with a nanotechnology program and now works at Tokyo Electron, maintaining semiconductor equipment along the East Coast. In this episode, he shares his progression from contractor to full-time technician and offers advice for those interested in technical careers. Teddy highlights the value of adaptability in a fast-paced, high-tech field.
Show Notes
Teddy works as a technician at Tokyo Electron in Schenectady, NY. He graduated from a 2-year community college, then went to a semester-long nanotechnology program. Teddy started as a contractor, then moved up to work full-time as an equipment technician. He works in semiconductor fabs up and down the east coast.
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