Which Companies Have Recently Expanded Into the City of Scottsdale

Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASM is investing more than $320 million to build a 20-acre R&D and engineering facility at Loop 101 and Scottsdale Road, bringing 500+ new jobs.

Castle Biosciences opened a new laboratory and office facility in Scottsdale in October 2026, reflecting continued investment in its Arizona-based workforce.

Aerospace and defense giant Raytheon opened a new facility at SkySong, adding 28,000 square feet of digital design space and roughly 150 engineering jobs to Scottsdale.

Castle Biosciences' new 55,000-square-foot Scottsdale facility expands the company's operational footprint to support growing test volumes and long-term growth.