University of North Texas 
What are the emerging semiconductor career paths in North Texas?
This career map shows semiconductor jobs in North Texas and the paths between them. Choose a job to see where it can lead and which education programs connect to it.
Many semiconductor careers in North Texas start without a four-year degree and can build toward advanced roles
The U.S. could face a shortage of roughly 67,000 semiconductor workers by 2030. Texas has invested more than $1 billion in the industry since 2023, and that growth is reaching North Texas, where employers need technicians as well as engineers. This career map shows local educational opportunities and pathways across occupations that can lead to economic opportunity and mobility.
How to use this view
Click any job to see related jobs that could come next and the education programs that connect to it. Search by job name, or use Clear Map to start over. Use Save it & Share it to keep a path you build.
Click any job to see related jobs that could come next and the education programs that connect to it. Search by job name, or use Clear Map to start over. Use Save it & Share it to keep a path you build.
About the map: The map was developed by Julius Education with UNT and Strada Education Foundation. It shows a sample of industry jobs, not every job, and a job may appear under a slightly different name.