Entry Level Semiconductor / Chip Design Jobs
Last updated: February 1, 2026
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What to expect
Entry level semiconductor / chip design positions typically require 0-2 years of experience. Many companies accept relevant internships, personal projects, or bootcamp experience as qualifications. Starting salaries for junior semiconductor / chip design roles typically begin around $100K.
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For entry level semiconductor / chip design roles, personal projects and a strong portfolio can matter more than a specific degree. Contributing to open source, building side projects, and demonstrating problem-solving ability will set you apart from other new grads.
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