Welcome to
MIDAS Electronics
Systems Skillnet

Training for Semiconductor & Electronics Industry Professionals

The MIDAS Electronic Systems Skillnet is a collaboration between Semiconductor & Electronic Systems companies based in Ireland to meet their mutual needs for world-class cost-effective semiconductor and electronics skills training – held locally for skilled employees in this sector.
MIDAS Electronics Systems Skillnet is co-funded by the Government of Ireland, the European Union and member companies.

Our Training Programs

Our semiconductor and electronics skills training courses range from Embedded Systems to Analog & Digital IC to Electro Magnetic Compatability training and from Python to Formal Verification Essentials to high-end management courses.

World-Class Courses

Our trainers are leaders in their field and bring the latest expertise in semiconductor and electronics skills and technology.

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Our Promoting Agency

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MIDAS Ireland is an industry led cluster consisting of industry, educational, research and government agencies, working together to assist in the development of the ‘micro and nano-electronics based systems sector’ in Ireland. MIDAS began in 1999 and its aim is to represent the entire value chain, as the industry evolves to deliver combined electronic and software system solutions.

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Testimonials

"MIDAS Electronic Systems Skillnet ... will enable companies in our industry to avail of world class employee training and development. This is a critical need for the industry to continue to attract investment in an increasingly competitive global market."

Damien Walsh

Development Director

"Midas Skillnet has been extremely valuable to Intel to date enabling us to send smaller numbers of participants to high quality, good value courses in a timely fashion"

Kieran Burke

Design Verification Manager

"Membership of MIDAS Skillnet has allowed Synopsys to send employees on valuable training courses within Ireland which might otherwise have required an overseas trip."

Stephen Bond

R&D Manager