So, Chase got a job offer! And we are so excited about it. Well, sort of. It's not exactly Chase's dream job, and let's face it – will anything even look semi-cool next to a job at Fender? But it's a job and would give him a lot of experience (not to mention pay the bills) so we're hoping that it works out. Right now, we're figuring out all of the details to see if it's really for us. It's for a company called Texas Capital Semiconductors. This is their sweet logo (hurray for ugly gradients and drop-shadows):
They rebuild and repair vacuum pumps that create particle-free environments for companies like Intel so they can manufacture computer chips (a.k.a. silicon wafers). I almost yawned hearing that too, but once you understand how these things work, it's actually a really interesting process. The little blades are suspended in the air with magnets so they are basically floating as they spin super fast.
Anyway, this is where Chase might work for a while (until he can get in at
Fender of course).
They rebuild and repair vacuum pumps that create particle-free environments for companies like Intel so they can manufacture computer chips (a.k.a. silicon wafers). I almost yawned hearing that too, but once you understand how these things work, it's actually a really interesting process. The little blades are suspended in the air with magnets so they are basically floating as they spin super fast.
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Congratulations!!! This is delightful :)
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