A long-term plan to strengthen Australia’s semiconductor capability, competitiveness and supply chain resilience.
Supporting training, networking, CAD, IP, prototyping, tooling, packaging, testing, production, integration, supply chains, brokering, companies, universities, people and more.
The Semiconductor Sector Service Bureau (S3B) is a not-for-profit organisation aiming to support and grow the semiconductor sector from devices all the way through to end-user applications.
S3B is funded by the New South Wales Government through the Office of the Chief Scientist & Engineer. It is supported by the University of Sydney, UNSW Sydney and Macquarie University.
Mapping capabilities and needs in the semiconductor sector and identifying national and international opportunities for collaboration.
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Facilitating access to EDA tools and cloud services, supply chain brokerage, fabrication services, packaging and testing services.
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Participate in seminars, meetings and social events hosted by S3B and our partners.
Be part of a network of experts across the semiconductor sector.
Featured jobs from S3B Institutional Members
A hands-on role spanning process development, integration, metrology, and yield, working closely with design and test to close the loop fast.
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This position requires full working permits in Australia.
Hybrid / remote working can be considered for qualified candidates.
Own end-to-end DFT for wireless SoCs, including architecture, implementation, verification, tapeout sign-off, silicon bring-up, and production support.
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We are seeking a Quantum Error Correction (QEC) Engineer to support the development and evaluation of quantum error correction strategies for next-generation quantum hardware.
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We are hiring a Quantum Engineer to scale and advance SQC’s silicon multi-qubit processors.
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We are hiring a Platform Engineer for our Engineering Infrastructure team, the operational backbone of SQC's engineering and R&D organisation.
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