Registered Apprenticeship Program - Technician

Micron Technology•Boise, ID

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Micron Technology is offering a Registered Apprenticeship Program for Technicians in Boise, Idaho. This program allows individuals to gain valuable hands-on experience in a cutting-edge manufacturing environment while Micron pays for their education. The program offers two distinct technician pathways: Equipment Technician Apprentice, focusing on maintaining, troubleshooting, and improving manufacturing equipment, and Process Technician Apprentice, focusing on monitoring production flow, improving efficiency, and supporting manufacturing operations. The program follows an "earn and learn" model, combining on-the-job training with classroom education, and upon completion, apprentices earn a U.S. Department of Labor–recognized credential and gain experience for a long-term career.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Willingness and ability to enroll in the College of Western Idaho as part of the apprenticeship program to pursue and complete one of the following Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees: STEM-focused Manufacturing Technology Associate degree or Advanced Mechatronics Technology (AMET)
Basic to intermediate PC skills (Microsoft Office Suite, Teams, Zoom)
Strong time management and prioritization skills
Reliable written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
Flexibility to work and rotate shifts as needed (including nights), with support for class schedules

Nice To Haves

Equipment Path Interest: Mechanical aptitude or experience with equipment, tools, or repairs
Equipment Path Interest: Basic knowledge of electrical systems or AC/DC circuits
Process Path Interest: Interest in manufacturing operations, logistics, or process improvement
Process Path Interest: Ability to identify patterns, troubleshoot problems, and think analytically

Responsibilities

Partner with production, engineering, and technician teams to support daily fab operations
Monitor performance, identify issues, and support operational efficiency
Troubleshoot equipment or process-related issues and support resolution efforts
Accurately document work performed and communicate updates clearly
Complete required safety training and follow all safety protocols
Support continuous improvement efforts across the fab
Adhere to all apprenticeship program guidelines and expectations

Benefits

Paid, hands-on experience in semiconductor manufacturing
A STEM Associate’s degree (AAS) while you work
Industry-recognized credential upon completion
Specialized experience in either equipment maintenance or process operations
A clear pathway for career growth and advancement within Micron’s technician and engineering organizations
Choice of medical, dental and vision plans
Benefit programs that help protect your income if you are unable to work due to illness or injury
Paid family leave
Robust paid time-off program
Paid holidays