The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) does not provide an employment outlook for microfabrication technicians, but it does predict that electromechanical technicians will have average employment growth, about 3 percent, through 2029. These technicians have similar responsibilities to those of microfabrication technicians. According to the DOL, "industries in which new jobs are expected for these workers include machinery manufacturing; motor vehicle parts manufacturing; and navigational, measuring, electromechanical, and control instruments engineering.
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