Critical Technologies Industry Skills Roundtables – SPRINT Skills Workshops – 2 – Semiconductors

This event is one of two industry skills roundtables being delivered as part of the Innovate UK-funded SPRINT project.

About SPRINT

SPRINT is a Scotland-wide, employer-led talent pipeline connecting local people with careers in Quantum, Cyber, Semiconductors and Advanced Connectivity Technologies. By combining continuous employer engagement, an AI-driven recruitment platform and coordinated mobilisation of academic talent, SPRINT is designed to convert industry demand into qualified hires through structured recruitment sprints.

The project is led by QURECA, in partnership with Technology Scotland, with support from Innovate UK.

All workshops will be held at the Technology & Innovation Centre, 99 George Street, Glasgow, G1 1RD. Lunch and networking will be provided before or after each session, depending on the workshop schedule.

Roundtable 2 – Monday 14th September, 13:00-16:00 – Semiconductors

This roundtable will focus on semiconductors. Together, participants will:

· Co-create employer-validated role families for the semiconductor industry.

· Define the core technical, professional and transferable skills required for priority roles.

· Support the development of a shared role taxonomy and sector-wide skills matrix.

· Identify common skills gaps and the upskilling pathways needed to help candidates become job-ready, including opportunities to co-create targeted upskilling courses and modules with Scottish universities through the SPRINT platform.

· Help build a coordinated talent pipeline that better connects graduates, researchers and job seekers with employers across Scotland.

Why your participation matters

The success of SPRINT depends on employers defining the skills and roles the sector needs. These roundtables provide an opportunity for you to help shape a recruitment platform built around genuine industry demand.

Your expertise will ensure the SPRINT platform reflects the realities of recruitment in the critical technologies sector and supports more effective hiring across the supercluster.