This position will serve as the Communications Lead for the Pacific-Intermountain Network for Education in Semiconductors (PINES) award. They will also oversee outreach, branding, and communications to promote semiconductor education and workforce opportunities across the region. Responsibilities would include managing the website, social media, marketing materials, media relations, partner communications, student recruitment campaigns, and public awareness efforts aligned with the National Network for Microelectronics Education (NNME) goals and reporting requirements. This position will be in person with 1-2 days remote/hybrid schedule. This is a temporary position with an expected duration through July 2027. The Microelectronics Education and Research Center (MERC) is the hub for microelectronics innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development in Idaho. Organized within Boise State’s College of Engineering, MERC centralizes and coordinates opportunities for all students in essential career preparation and unique research opportunities alongside expert faculty. Several workforce development grants have become the signature programs for MERC coming from state, federal, and other funding sources. The goals of each is to bolster microelectronics career pathways for students across the region through K-12 outreach and recruiting, curriculum updates across the university and with other institutions, development of new experiential learning programs, and through external partnerships. The workforce development grants currently housed within MERC establish Boise State as a nationwide leader in semiconductor education and research, while significantly enhancing opportunities for the next generation of professionals entering the workforce.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior