How many jobs does Lam Research have open in Arizona right now?

Arizona AI is currently tracking 38 open Lam Research roles in Arizona, across Chandler and Phoenix. The count updates automatically as Lam Research adds and removes postings, and duplicate listings for the same role are merged.

What kinds of roles does Lam Research hire for in Arizona?

The largest categories among current listings at Lam Research in Arizona are business & corporate (4), process & equipment engineering (4), supply chain & procurement (3), it, security & networking (1). Categories are derived from job titles by Arizona AI.

Where in Arizona are Lam Research jobs located?

Lam Research lists Arizona roles in Chandler and Phoenix. Locations are shown exactly as Lam Research publishes them. Employers sometimes label roles with the metropolitan area rather than the specific campus city.

How do I apply for a job at Lam Research in Arizona?

Each listing on this page links through to Lam Research's own application page. Arizona AI does not collect applications or charge job seekers, and roles are aggregated from the employer's official careers system rather than from third-party recruiters.

Where is Lam Research located in Arizona?

Lam's own locations page lists three Arizona sites: 2727 W. Frye Rd., Suite 100, Chandler, AZ 85224 , and two neighboring buildings in north Phoenix at 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy. and 25800 N. Norterra Pkwy. , Phoenix, AZ 85085, beside Interstate 17. Lam owns the 25700 building and had been leasing space next door.

What did Lam Research buy in north Phoenix?

A 147,638-square-foot, three-story office building at 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy., for $45.77 million , closing December 23, 2025, according to Newmark, the broker. The seller was JDM Partners. The building was completed in 2016 and sits on 12.33 acres a short drive from TSMC's Phoenix campus. Lam has not said what it will do with it.

Is Lam Research opening a facility near TSMC in Arizona?

Lam's chief executive, Tim Archer, told Reuters on May 21, 2026 that Lam intends to open an additional facility in the Phoenix area to support customers such as TSMC . Reuters noted a December 2025 Phoenix Business Journal report that Lam had bought a building near TSMC's Phoenix factories, and said Lam had not yet detailed its plans for it. Lam has published nothing further on the building's use as of October 2026.

Does Lam Research supply TSMC Arizona or Intel in Chandler?

TSMC is one of the four most significant customers named in Lam's fiscal 2026 annual report , and Archer said the planned Phoenix-area facility is meant to support customers such as TSMC. Intel gave Lam a 2026 EPIC Supplier Award for sustainability support, a worldwide award. No source Arizona AI found says which tools Lam has installed at either company's Arizona fabs.

How many people does Lam Research employ in Arizona?

Lam does not publish an Arizona headcount. Worldwide it had about 23,300 regular full-time employees as of August 4, 2026, about 38% of them in the United States. Current Arizona openings are in the jobs section of this page.

What does Lam Research make?

Wafer fabrication equipment: the deposition, etch and clean tools that build up and carve the layers of a chip, plus equipment for wafer-level packaging, according to its annual report . Its Customer Support Business Group sells service, spare parts, upgrades and refurbished tools. Its factories are in California, Ohio, Oregon, Austria, Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan, not Arizona.

Lam Research in Arizona

Chipmaking equipment maker with a Chandler office and two north Phoenix buildings. Its CEO says Lam needs to be in Arizona to support customers.

Chandler and Phoenix, AZ · 1980 · About 23,300 worldwide (August 2026); no Arizona headcount published · 38 open roles

Arizona AI is tracking 38 open positions at Lam Research in Arizona across Chandler and Phoenix, alongside 10 news items.

Lam Research in Arizona: Key Developments

Oct 21, 2026
Lam Research reports record $8.22 billion September quarter
Lam Research reported revenue of $8.22 billion for the quarter ended September 27, 2026, a record, with chief executive Tim Archer crediting AI-driven demand and greater device complexity. Worldwide results.
Oct 14, 2026
NVIDIA says Lam Research will integrate NanoVDB into SEMulator3D
In an announcement with several chip-industry companies, NVIDIA said Lam Research plans to integrate its NanoVDB library into Lam's SEMulator3D process-modeling software for faster wafer-etch simulation. Worldwide; no Arizona site is involved.
Aug 13, 2026
Lam Research plans more than $3 billion for its global R&D lab network
Lam Research said it intends to invest more than $3 billion over five years to expand its research and development labs, including locations near customer facilities. The release names no site and does not mention Arizona.
May 21, 2026
Lam Research CEO confirms plans for an additional Phoenix-area facility
Tim Archer told Reuters that Lam intends to open an additional facility in the Phoenix area to support customers such as TSMC, and that its two-year focus is adding sensors and AI analysis to its tools. Reuters also cited a December 2025 Phoenix Business Journal report that Lam had bought a building near TSMC's Phoenix factories, and said Lam had not detailed its plans for it.
Mar 19, 2026
Intel names Lam Research a 2026 EPIC Supplier Award recipient
Intel's 2026 EPIC Supplier Award list names Lam Research Corp. for Excellence in Sustainability Support. The award is worldwide and does not name Intel's Chandler fabs.
Jan 8, 2026
Lam Research buys north Phoenix office building for $45.77 million
Newmark said Lam Research purchased the 147,638-square-foot office building at 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy. from JDM Partners for $45,770,000 on December 23, 2025. Lam was already a tenant in the neighboring Terrawest building, a short drive from TSMC's Phoenix campus.
Sep 16, 2025
JSR, Inpria and Lam Research settle patent dispute with cross-licensing agreement
JSR announced a cross-licensing and collaboration agreement under which Inpria and Lam Research agreed to dismiss all claims against each other in the Delaware patent case over metal oxide photoresists.
Feb 19, 2025
Lam Research introduces ALTUS Halo molybdenum deposition tool for advanced chips
Lam unveiled ALTUS Halo, which it calls the first atomic layer deposition tool for molybdenum, alongside the Akara conductor etcher. Micron said the tool made it possible to bring molybdenum into mass production. Worldwide product news.
Dec 10, 2024
Lam Research introduces Dextro, a collaborative robot for fab maintenance
Lam introduced Dextro, a mobile robotic arm that performs maintenance tasks on wafer fabrication equipment, already in use at several advanced fabs. Worldwide product news.
Jan 23, 2023
Lam Research begins workforce reduction of about 1,300 positions
Lam disclosed a restructuring plan reducing about 1,300 employee positions, about 7% of its workforce worldwide. Its fiscal 2026 annual report later put the final count at about 1,760 terminations through June 30, 2024.

How does Lam Research fit into AI?

Modern AI runs on physical silicon, and that silicon passes through several hands before it ever answers a question. Here is the path, and where Lam Research sits on it. Stages not marked below are shown for context and are not claims about Lam Research.

Chip design: Companies like Nvidia, Apple and AMD design the chips. Chip designers decide what a chip does and hand the blueprint to a factory. The three companies whose designs matter most to AI - Nvidia, Apple and AMD - do that work elsewhere, then send the designs to fabs. None of them owns a fab of its own.
Wafer fabrication (here today): Fabs print billions of transistors onto silicon wafers. Supports chipmaking customers in Arizona. A fab prints a design onto a polished disc of silicon called a wafer, layer by layer, until billions of transistors exist where there was blank material. It is the hardest and most expensive step in the chain, and the reason a single factory can cost tens of billions of dollars.
Advanced packaging: Wafers are cut and assembled into finished chips. Packaging cuts a finished wafer into individual chips and assembles them, often stacking several pieces of silicon and memory into one component. For AI chips this step is nearly as demanding as fabrication, and a wafer is not a usable product until it is done.
Servers and devices: Chips are built into AI servers, phones and PCs. Finished chips are assembled into the things people actually buy and deploy: data-center servers, phones, laptops. This is where a chip stops being a component and starts being a product.
AI in use: Data centers and devices run AI models on that silicon. The end of the chain: models answering questions, generating images and driving software, running on the silicon every earlier step produced. Every AI service anyone uses is running on physical hardware somewhere, and that hardware started as a wafer.

Lam Research: Wafer fabrication (here today)

Why Lam is in Arizona (company-reported): Lam's CEO told Reuters in May 2026 that Arizona is "a place that we need to be from the standpoint of supporting (customers)" and confirmed that Lam intends to open an additional Phoenix-area facility to support customers such as TSMC. Source: Reuters, via SRN News
A building near the TSMC campus: In December 2025 Lam bought a 147,638-square-foot office building at 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy., which the broker described as a short drive from TSMC's Phoenix campus. Source: Newmark release, via Real Estate Daily News
Tools for advanced chips, worldwide (announced): In February 2025 Lam introduced ALTUS Halo, which it calls the first atomic layer deposition tool for molybdenum, and the Akara etcher, both aimed at the 3D structures in memory and logic chips. Neither is made in Arizona. Source: Lam Research (PR Newswire)

About Lam Research

What Lam Research does

Lam Research makes the machines that chip factories use to deposit, etch and clean the layers of a chip. Its fiscal 2026 annual report describes it as a global supplier of wafer fabrication equipment and services, incorporated in 1980 and headquartered in Fremont, California. It employed about 23,300 people worldwide as of August 2026.

Scale: revenue was $23.23 billion in fiscal 2026, up 26% in a year, and the September 2026 quarter set another record at $8.22 billion. About 93% of sales are outside the United States, and China alone was about 34% of fiscal 2026 revenue.

Customers: Lam names Micron, Samsung, SK hynix and TSMC (the Arizona fabs belong to TSMC Arizona) as its most significant customers of the last three fiscal years. Four customers each took 12% to 16% of fiscal 2026 revenue; the filing does not say which.

Where it builds things: Lam's factories are in California, Ohio, Oregon, Austria, Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan. Nothing is manufactured in Arizona.

In Arizona

Lam's own locations page lists three Arizona sites:

Chandler: 2727 W. Frye Rd., Suite 100, in the Chandler 101 Business Center.
North Phoenix, two buildings: 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy. and 25800 N. Norterra Pkwy., side by side beside Interstate 17 in the Norterra area.

The building Lam bought: on December 23, 2025, Lam paid $45.77 million for the 147,638-square-foot, three-story office building at 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy., according to Newmark, the broker. The seller was JDM Partners. Newmark said Lam was already a tenant in the neighboring Terrawest building, "where multiple TSMC suppliers have established a presence," and called the site a short drive from the TSMC Arizona campus. Lam has not said what it will do with the building.

An additional facility, per the CEO: on May 21, 2026, chief executive Tim Archer told Reuters that Lam intends to open an additional facility in the Phoenix area to support customers such as TSMC. "Clearly, we see Arizona as a place that we need to be from the standpoint of supporting (customers)," he said. Reuters noted that the Phoenix Business Journal had reported in December 2025 that Lam bought a building near TSMC's Phoenix factories, and that Lam had not yet detailed its plans for it. Lam has published nothing further on the building's use as of October 2026.

A state incentive: the Arizona Commerce Authority's calendar 2025 report on its Qualified Facility tax credit lists $4,940,000 pre-approved for "LAM Research Corporation," with a footnote that the amount is reserved but pre-approval is not finalized. The program pays at most 10% of a qualifying investment in a manufacturing, research or headquarters facility. The report does not say which Lam facility applied.

What is not published: Lam's fiscal 2026 annual report does not name Arizona; it lists its principal, research and manufacturing sites by city, none in Arizona, and groups its other U.S. sites as "service, technical support, and sales" properties. Lam publishes no Arizona headcount and no description of the work done at either site. Current openings are in the jobs section of this page.

Earlier history: GlobeSt reported in January 2012 that Lam had sold two Phoenix buildings: an industrial building at 4829 S. 38th St. for $2.9 million and a clean room and lab building at 4822 S. 40th St. for $650,000. Arizona AI found no source saying what Lam had used them for, or when its current Chandler office opened.

Role in AI and chips

Lam's tools sit at the fabrication step: they build up and carve the layers inside memory and logic chips, including the chips that train and run AI. Its annual report says the AI market is driving higher semiconductor industry spending in both memory and non-memory, and Archer linked Lam's record June and September 2026 quarters to AI-driven demand.

In Arizona, the role is support, not manufacturing: Lam's annual report names its principal, research and manufacturing sites by city, and Arizona is not among them, so its Arizona offices fall under the report's remaining category of "service, technical support, and sales" sites. Intel named Lam a 2026 EPIC Supplier Award recipient for "Excellence in Sustainability Support", a worldwide award that does not name Intel's Chandler fabs. The only sourced tie between Lam and a specific Arizona fab is Archer's own statement that the planned Phoenix-area facility is to support customers such as TSMC.

Tools built for the AI era, worldwide:

ALTUS Halo and Akara: introduced February 19, 2025. Lam calls ALTUS Halo the first atomic layer deposition tool for molybdenum; Akara is a conductor etcher for 3D chip structures. Micron said ALTUS Halo "made it possible for Micron to bring molybdenum into mass production."
Dextro: a collaborative robot for maintaining fab tools, introduced December 10, 2024 and already in use at several fabs.
AI inside the tools: Archer told Reuters the two-year focus is adding sensors whose data AI systems analyze to catch problems early. In October 2026 NVIDIA said Lam plans to integrate its NanoVDB library into Lam's SEMulator3D process-modeling software.
Labs: in August 2026 Lam said it intends to invest more than $3 billion over five years in its research lab network, including sites near customers. It named no location.

Controversies and Issues

2023 layoffs (worldwide, completed): on January 23, 2023, Lam began a workforce reduction of about 1,300 positions, about 7% of its employees. Its fiscal 2026 annual report says about 1,760 employees were terminated under the plan through June 30, 2024, at a cumulative cost of $181.9 million, and that no restructuring costs were recorded in fiscal 2025 or 2026. Lam published no Arizona breakdown.

Inpria patent suit (closed): in October 2022 Inpria, a JSR subsidiary, sued Lam in Delaware over patents on metal oxide photoresists for EUV lithography. On September 16, 2025, JSR announced a cross-licensing agreement under which both sides agreed to dismiss all claims. Lam's latest filings say it is not a party to any legal proceeding it believes material.

Lam Research in Arizona: By the Numbers

Each figure is dated and linked to its source. Figures that are company-reported, announced, or projected rather than measured are labeled.

Arizona sites listed by Lam: 3 (Chandler, plus two buildings in north Phoenix) (company-reported)
Open Arizona jobs, updated daily: 38 open roles
Paid for its north Phoenix building (December 2025): $45.77 million
Size of the north Phoenix building Lam owns: 147,638 sq ft
Arizona tax credit reserved, pre-approval pending (2025): $4.94 million (announced)
Additional Phoenix-area facility (CEO, May 2026): Lam intends to open one to support customers such as TSMC; it has not detailed its plans for the north Phoenix building it bought in December 2025 (announced)

The Arizona build-out, 1980 to 2025

1980: Lam Research incorporated (Delaware; headquarters Fremont, California)
2012: Sale of two Phoenix buildings reported
2018: Tim Archer became president and chief executive
2023: Worldwide workforce reduction announced
2025: Bought 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy. in north Phoenix

Lam Research Chandler office, Arizona

Measure	Value	As of	Basis	Source
Address	2727 W. Frye Rd., Suite 100, Chandler, AZ 85224	2026-10-30	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research
What happens here	Office; Lam publishes no description of the work done at this site	2026-10-30	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research
Phone	+1-480-718-3107	2026-10-30	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research

Lam Research North Phoenix offices, Norterra, Arizona

Measure	Value	As of	Basis	Source
Address (building Lam owns)	25700 N. Norterra Pkwy., Phoenix, AZ 85085	2026-10-30	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research
Address (second building)	25800 N. Norterra Pkwy., Phoenix, AZ 85085	2026-10-30	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research
What happens here	Offices; Lam owns the 25700 building and was a tenant in the neighboring Terrawest building when it bought it	2026-01-08	verified	Newmark release, via Real Estate Daily News
Size of the building Lam owns	147,638 sq ft, three stories	2025-12-23	verified	Newmark release, via Real Estate Daily News
Purchase price	$45,770,000 ($310 per sq ft)	2025-12-23	verified	Newmark release, via Real Estate Daily News
Building completed	2016, on 12.33 acres near Interstate 17	2026-01-08	verified	Newmark release, via Real Estate Daily News

Facilities

Measure	Value	As of	Basis	Source
Arizona in Lam's annual report	Not named; the report lists its principal, R&D and manufacturing sites by city, none in Arizona, and groups its other U.S. sites as service, technical support and sales properties	2026-08-07	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Sale of two Phoenix buildings reported	Reported January 2012	2012-01-11	verified	GlobeSt.com
Principal operating and R&D sites, worldwide	Fremont and Livermore, California; Tualatin, Oregon; Yongin, Korea; Bengaluru, India; Salzburg and Villach, Austria	2026-08-07	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Bought 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy. in north Phoenix	December 23, 2025	2025-12-23	verified	Newmark release, via Real Estate Daily News

Investment

Measure	Value	As of	Basis	Source
Revenue, fiscal 2026 (worldwide, year ended June 28, 2026)	$23.23 billion	2026-06-28	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Revenue, fiscal 2025 (worldwide, year ended June 29, 2025)	$18.44 billion	2025-06-29	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Net income, fiscal 2026 (worldwide)	$7.27 billion	2026-06-28	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Revenue, September 2026 quarter (worldwide)	$8.22 billion	2026-09-27	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing, 8-K exhibit)
Planned R&D lab investment, worldwide (announced August 2026)	More than $3 billion over five years	2026-08-13	announced From a public announcement. Plans can change.	Lam Research

Workforce

Measure	Value	As of	Basis	Source
Regular full-time employees, worldwide (August 4, 2026)	About 23,300 (worldwide)	2026-08-04	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Worldwide workforce reduction announced	January 2023	2023-01-23	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)

Production

Measure	Value	As of	Basis	Source
What Lam makes, worldwide	Wafer fabrication equipment: deposition, etch and clean tools, plus wafer-level packaging; service, spares and upgrades through its Customer Support Business Group	2026-08-07	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Most significant customers, worldwide (fiscal 2024 to 2026)	Micron Technology, Samsung Electronics, SK hynix and TSMC	2026-06-28	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Share of revenue from China, fiscal 2026 (worldwide)	About 34%	2026-06-28	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
Intel 2026 EPIC Supplier Award	Excellence in Sustainability Support	2026-03-19	verified	Intel Corporation

Other

Measure	Value	As of	Basis	Source
Lam Research incorporated (Delaware; headquarters Fremont, California)	1980	2026-08-07	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
CEO on Arizona (May 2026)	"Clearly, we see Arizona as a place that we need to be from the standpoint of supporting (customers)"	2026-05-21	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Reuters, via SRN News
Tim Archer became president and chief executive	December 5, 2018	2018-12-05	verified	Lam Research (SEC filing, 8-K exhibit)
Headquarters	Fremont, California	2026-08-07	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)
U.S. export controls on sales to China	Lam says expanded U.S. export license requirements have limited its market and revenue	2026-08-07	company-reported From the company's own published information.	Lam Research (SEC filing)

Sources

Lam Research Jobs in Arizona (38 open)

Arizona AI currently tracks 38 open Lam Research roles in Arizona, the largest named category being business & corporate (4). Counts come from the Arizona AI job index, aggregated from the employer's own careers system and refreshed twice daily; they reflect published listings, not total employment.

Lam Research Business & Corporate Jobs in Arizona (4)

Account Manager 5
Chandler, AZ · Posted Oct 30, 2026
Account Manager 5
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 28, 2026
Account Manager 5
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 13, 2026
Sr. Mgr, Business Operations Mgmt
Phoenix, AZ · Posted Aug 7, 2026

Lam Research Process & Equipment Engineering Jobs in Arizona (4)

Field Process Engineer 4
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 22, 2026
Mgr, Field Process
Phoenix, AZ · Posted Jul 1, 2026
Field Process Engineer 4
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Jun 24, 2026
Field Process Engineer 2
Phoenix, AZ · Posted Jun 23, 2026

Lam Research Supply Chain & Procurement Jobs in Arizona (3)

Inventory Control Specialist 3
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026
Inventory Control Specialist 4
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026
Regional Spares Planner
Phoenix, AZ · Posted Jul 21, 2026

Lam Research IT, Security & Networking Jobs in Arizona (1)

Insider Risk Security Engineer
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Aug 24, 2026

Lam Research Other Roles Jobs in Arizona (26)

Field Service Engineer 4
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 30, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 30, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 22, 2026
Field Service Engineer 4
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
Supv 2, Field Service
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
Mgr, Field Service
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
Field Service Engineer 3
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
Mgr, Field Service
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 19, 2026
Documentation/Training Coordinator 4
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 7, 2026
US Real Estate Manager
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Oct 6, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Sep 24, 2026
Technical Instructor 2
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Sep 23, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Arizona · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026
Field Service Engineer 4
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Sep 22, 2026
Sr. Field Service Engineer
Arizona · Posted Sep 21, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Aug 10, 2026
Protective Intelligence & Threat Analyst
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Aug 10, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Phoenix, AZ · Full-time · Posted Aug 10, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Phoenix, AZ · Posted Aug 7, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Jul 23, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Phoenix, AZ · Posted Jun 23, 2026
Site Quality Leader (SQL)
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Jun 16, 2026
Field Service Engineer - Early Career Opportunity
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · $53,000.00 - $111,000.00 · Posted Apr 16, 2026
Field Service Engineer 2
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · $53,000.00 - $111,000.00 · Posted Apr 16, 2026
Field Service Engineer 3
Chandler, AZ · Full-time · Posted Mar 2, 2026
Field Service Engineer 4
Chandler, AZ · Posted Feb 18, 2026

Lam Research in Arizona: Common Questions

How many jobs does Lam Research have open in Arizona right now?: Arizona AI is currently tracking 38 open Lam Research roles in Arizona, across Chandler and Phoenix. The count updates automatically as Lam Research adds and removes postings, and duplicate listings for the same role are merged.
What kinds of roles does Lam Research hire for in Arizona?: The largest categories among current listings at Lam Research in Arizona are business & corporate (4), process & equipment engineering (4), supply chain & procurement (3), it, security & networking (1). Categories are derived from job titles by Arizona AI.
Where in Arizona are Lam Research jobs located?: Lam Research lists Arizona roles in Chandler and Phoenix. Locations are shown exactly as Lam Research publishes them. Employers sometimes label roles with the metropolitan area rather than the specific campus city.
How do I apply for a job at Lam Research in Arizona?: Each listing on this page links through to Lam Research's own application page. Arizona AI does not collect applications or charge job seekers, and roles are aggregated from the employer's official careers system rather than from third-party recruiters.
Where is Lam Research located in Arizona?: Lam's own locations page lists three Arizona sites: 2727 W. Frye Rd., Suite 100, Chandler, AZ 85224, and two neighboring buildings in north Phoenix at 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy. and 25800 N. Norterra Pkwy., Phoenix, AZ 85085, beside Interstate 17. Lam owns the 25700 building and had been leasing space next door.
What did Lam Research buy in north Phoenix?: A 147,638-square-foot, three-story office building at 25700 N. Norterra Pkwy., for $45.77 million, closing December 23, 2025, according to Newmark, the broker. The seller was JDM Partners. The building was completed in 2016 and sits on 12.33 acres a short drive from TSMC's Phoenix campus. Lam has not said what it will do with it.
Is Lam Research opening a facility near TSMC in Arizona?: Lam's chief executive, Tim Archer, told Reuters on May 21, 2026 that Lam intends to open an additional facility in the Phoenix area to support customers such as TSMC. Reuters noted a December 2025 Phoenix Business Journal report that Lam had bought a building near TSMC's Phoenix factories, and said Lam had not yet detailed its plans for it. Lam has published nothing further on the building's use as of October 2026.
Does Lam Research supply TSMC Arizona or Intel in Chandler?: TSMC is one of the four most significant customers named in Lam's fiscal 2026 annual report, and Archer said the planned Phoenix-area facility is meant to support customers such as TSMC. Intel gave Lam a 2026 EPIC Supplier Award for sustainability support, a worldwide award. No source Arizona AI found says which tools Lam has installed at either company's Arizona fabs.
How many people does Lam Research employ in Arizona?: Lam does not publish an Arizona headcount. Worldwide it had about 23,300 regular full-time employees as of August 4, 2026, about 38% of them in the United States. Current Arizona openings are in the jobs section of this page.
Did Lam Research get Arizona tax incentives?: The Arizona Commerce Authority's calendar 2025 Qualified Facility report lists $4,940,000 in refundable tax credits pre-approved for LAM Research Corporation, with a footnote that the amount is reserved but pre-approval is not finalized. The program pays at most 10% of a qualifying investment. The report does not say which facility the credit is for.
What does Lam Research make?: Wafer fabrication equipment: the deposition, etch and clean tools that build up and carve the layers of a chip, plus equipment for wafer-level packaging, according to its annual report. Its Customer Support Business Group sells service, spare parts, upgrades and refurbished tools. Its factories are in California, Ohio, Oregon, Austria, Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan, not Arizona.
Has Lam Research had layoffs?: Yes, worldwide. In January 2023 Lam announced a reduction of about 1,300 positions, about 7% of its workforce; its fiscal 2026 annual report says about 1,760 employees were terminated under that plan through June 30, 2024, and that no restructuring costs were recorded in fiscal 2025 or 2026. Lam published no Arizona breakdown.