Lawrence Semiconductor

Lawrence Semiconductor supports advanced semiconductor technology platforms where epitaxial materials, process control, and manufacturing discipline are critical to performance and scalability.

Production-qualified silicon epitaxial wafer manufacturing with more than three decades of continuous operation.

Lawrence Semiconductor partnered with Nikon Metrology to upgrade wafer inspection by integrating Nikon’s NWL 200 wafer loader system with the Eclipse L200 microscope. The setup increased throughput and inspection accuracy, enabling 100-percent inspection of wafer lots.

Lawrence Semiconductor is a U.S.-owned manufacturer of engineered silicon and germanium epitaxial materials.

Former Littelfuse semiconductor operations executive brings direct epitaxy leadership to the Tempe manufacturer of engineered silicon and germanium materials as it expands to meet growing demand.

Officials, investors, manufacturers and researchers met in Phoenix to assess how the region could build a quantum ecosystem.

Lawrence Semiconductor Research Laboratory, Inc. (LSRL) is seeking an Equipment Engineer to support the operation, maintenance, and optimization of ASM E2000 CVD reactors and related systems. The role includes semiconductor equipment and process troubleshooting.

The page describes a Facilities & Maintenance Technician role maintaining, repairing, and upgrading epitaxial reactors and related equipment. The role also includes facility upkeep and support for process teams.

The page describes a Process Technician role focused on operating and monitoring production equipment, following procedures, and supporting process improvements in semiconductor manufacturing.

Lawrence Semiconductor is a privately owned, U.S.-based semiconductor materials and specialty foundry company in Tempe, Arizona. It provides custom Group IV materials and CVD epitaxial wafer manufacturing from research and development through high-volume production.

Lawrence Semiconductor specializes in epitaxial deposition and advanced metrology. Since 1992, it has supported programs from R&D to high-volume manufacturing for CMOS, RF, Power, Quantum Computing, Silicon Photonics, Infrared Imaging, and MEMS.

Founded in 1992, Lawrence Semiconductor develops advanced materials and produces CVD epitaxial wafers. Its offerings include custom Group IV epitaxial materials, engineered substrates, device structures, and wafer manufacturing from research and development through high-volume production.