Earn a Guaranteed Interview

The Microelectronics Boot Camp at Nashua Community College prepares students for entry-level ribbon/wire bonding and manual epoxy dispense and die attach positions at local companies. On successful completion of this non-credit program, students are guaranteed an interview with the boot camp’s founding partner, BAE Systems.

This program was designed to both meet industry demands, and teach students basic military standards and assembly techniques for radio frequency (RF) and microwave electronic (MW) assemblies. The skills are taught with visual aids, lecture, and hands-on practice using equipment common to microelectronics assembly techniques.

Each Boot Camp runs 10 weeks for 40 hours per week. The cost is $5,500, and sessions run throughout the year.

Next Boot Camp begins: May 2024

Curriculum

Career Preparation

Microelectronics student seated at his lab station

Microelectronics Boot Camp students practice the latest wire and ribbon bonding techniques, and photograph and record their work to build a portfolio for future interviews.

The curriculum also includes an intensive three-day workshop on campus for students to earn their Lean White Belt.

Learn More or Enroll

Contact
Corporate, Community, and
Continuing Education Coordinator

Jon Mason
603.578.8900 ext. 1763
[email protected]

Microelectronics Boot Camp in the News

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The 25th Class of the Microelectronics Boot Camp graduated Sept. 23, 2022. Students have earned job offers with industry partners across the region, including BAE Systems, Mercury, and Draper Labs. 

 

WMUR’s Fred Kocher sits down with Jeremy Tondreault of BAE Electronic Systems and NCC President Lucille Jordan to discuss how workers at low-paying jobs can transition to higher-paying careers with 10 weeks of training – Aug. 19, 2018.

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