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Define collaboration opportunities between the industry players and academe.

Educate the academe at targeted tiers – junior and senior high, pre-grad, instructors.

Create initiatives and reward system SETC officers and members to ensure commitment and improve engagement.

Increase SME pool, and implement the Training and Certification program.

Offer trainings that can support the requirements in Science and Technology center.

Improve the planning efficiency and execution of AQ&PC projects and activities.

Ensure active participation of officers and encourage additional companies to join the AQ&PC activities and projects.

Offer more trainings and virtual events to support the ramp up of companies in the new normal.

Establish database of ASEMEP technical papers.

Conduct first virtual ASEMEP National Technical Symposium (ANTS) 2021 with 10% increase in attendance of participants and submitted paper.

of Murata, Inc.Ĭontinental Temic Electronics Philippines Inc.ġ.2 ASEMEP QUALITY & PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL (AQ&PC)ġ.3 COUNCIL FOR FAILURE ANALYSIS & RELIABILITY (CFAR) Microchip Technology Operations Corporation

To enable community of practices that will foster intellectual exchange.Ĭontinental Temic Electronics (Phils.), Inc. To be the preferred venue and forum where engineers can share their technical competence. To promote and participate in programs supportive of both industry and national interest, particularly in technical skills development, industry-academe linkage and corporate social responsibility. To keep our fellow engineers abreast with the technological development both in local and foreign endeavors.

Engineers Networked to achieve Advanced technology Breakthroughs that would Lead to Economic and social Development. Semiconductor and Electronics Training Council (SETC)ĪSEMEP Quality and Productivity Council (AQ&PC)Ĭouncil of Failure Analysis and Reliability (CFAR)Ĭreate ENABLED manufacturing engineers in the semiconductor and electronics industry. Under ASEMEP are four (4) Community of Practices (COPs) whose objective is to foster intellectual exchange between different engineering practices in the semiconductor and electronics industry. The group is likewise pursuing a strong and active Academe-Government-Industry Forum to help shape a more relevant technical and engineering education curriculum. It hosts the annual National Technical Symposium aimed at showcasing technical expertise of SEIPI semiconductors and electronics engineers. ASEMEP provides support to member-companies in benchmarking manufacturing activities, technical trainings and strategic planning.