Sherman

Sherman.city — Texoma growth, community, and neighborhood stories.

Local business? Support local news on Sherman.city

Back to Local Business

GlobalWafers America plans an onsite job fair at its Sherman plant on Nov. 17, with same-day interviews possible

The silicon wafer maker says hiring managers will take resumes from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, for engineering, operations, maintenance, facilities, quality and procurement jobs.

Imani Carter· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 4, 20261 min read

Sherman industrial hiring - illustration, Jake Team LLC

GlobalWafers America will open its Sherman lobby to job seekers for a four-hour hiring event later this month, the company announced Wednesday.

The job fair runs from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17. According to the company's notice, published by North Texas e-News, candidates will meet hiring managers and staff from several departments, and some may be asked to sit for an interview on the spot, depending on turnout and scheduling.

The company listed openings in these areas:

  • Engineering
  • Operations, including maintenance workers and operators
  • Facilities
  • Quality assurance
  • Procurement

The notice advises attendees to bring several printed copies of their resume, since more than one department will be collecting them. It does not list pay ranges, the number of openings or education requirements for the roles.

GlobalWafers describes itself on its careers page as a semiconductor and solar wafer company with research and manufacturing sites in the United States, Europe and Asia. The same page directs applicants to current openings at GlobalWafers America in Sherman, so people who cannot attend in person can still review and apply for jobs online.

The company did not give a street address in the announcement beyond saying the event will be held in its lobby.

Sources

ntxe-news.com

gw-semi.com

Advertisement

Share

Imani Carter· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Imani Carter reports on manufacturing, business, and the jobs driving Sherman's economy.

Related Stories

More in Sherman