JOBS

TSMC Arizona hosts event to hire veterans

From left, TSMC Arizona Technician Zian Tyler, Bobby Sobeski, and Legal Director Spencer Leese of TSMC Arizona’s Veteran Employee Resource Group are pictured at the 2026 Arizona Coalition for Military Families Symposium receiving the “Honoring Exceptional Service Award” on behalf of TSMC Arizona.

(Courtesy of TSMC Arizona)

TSMC Arizona military veterans are gathered for a group photo.

(Courtesy of TSMC Arizona)

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Arizona is teaming with the Arizona Coalition of Military Families to help match veterans with jobs that are available at the north Phoenix processing facility.

The event, which takes place Oct. 3, will match veterans with engineering and technician positions that are available at TSMC.

Bobby Sobeski was one of those veterans looking for a job and found an opportunity with TSMC.

You must be a member to read this story.

Join our family of readers starting at $5 for your first month and support local, unbiased journalism.

Already have an account? Log in to continue.

Otherwise, follow the link below to join.

The latest edition of the Phoenix Independent

View this issue

Browse other issues

Will the real Republicans please step forward?

OPINION — I have a question for Paul Cahill, who wondered in a recent letter to the editor where America’s real Democrats are. ... I’ll ask: Will the real Republicans please step forward?

America's Charters of Freedom give Arizonans the power to bargain

OPINION — I’m replying to Annarose Lilly’s labor bargaining comments. America's Charters of Freedom already give Arizonans the power to bargain, so why would they pay a third party to negotiate their individual labor that would be in the union's best interest as a collective for all? The end doesn’t seem to justify the means for an individual.

Why I’m voting Scianna over Montenegro for LD 29 House

OPINION — Legislative District 29’s Steve Montenegro has used his power as speaker of the state House to promote the nation’s most expensive voucher system at the same time Arizona is second-to-lowest in support of education.

No need to expand collective-bargaining efforts in Arizona

OPINION — This is a response to Annarose Lilly's recent letter, Arizonans deserve real bargaining power. I read Ms. Lilly’s opinion with great interest. She seems to be advocating for labor unions either to be formed or expanded. In any event, my vote is firmly no.

TSMC Arizona hosts event to hire veterans

Carpet Closeouts is closing, hosting clearance sale as owner retires after 25 years

TSMC Arizona hosts event to hire veterans

Bourbon & Bones team to open Bistecca & Bones Italian Chophouse at High Street at City North

Phoenix reimagines First Fridays on Roosevelt Row without street closures

Desert Ridge Marketplace to get three new national retailers

Artie’s Ace Hardware celebrates 50 years of serving Paradise Valley neighborhood

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport ranks second in airport enjoyability study

Overall travel holds steady at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, international travel begins to rebound

TSMC Arizona hosts event to hire veterans

Please log in to continue

Need an account?

Non-subscribers

Register to comment