Mechanical engineering- Research department

ASML is relentlessly driving the semiconductor industry's ongoing quest for producing faster, smarter and more energy-efficient chips. We are a young, dynamic, international and highly skilled workforce creating, with strong support of our suppliers, the lithographic tools the industry needs to achieve its goals.

Are you passionate about enabling breakthrough research through the development of advanced laboratory capabilities and experimental infrastructure? Then you will enjoy this position in the Testbench and System Design group at ASML Research.

You will be part of a multidisciplinary team responsible for developing and maintaining the experimental environments, laboratory capabilities, and technical infrastructure that enable research projects for the next generation of ASML's lithography and metrology products. In this role, you will combine technical leadership, practical skills, and design engineering to accelerate research and technology development across ASML and external partners.

As a Research Engineer within the Testbench and System Design group, you will be involved in designing and realizing advanced laboratory setups that support cutting-edge research activities. You will use your practical skills to help researchers translate new ideas into experimental environments, helping to build the evidence to make breakthrough advances in technology.

You will work in the highly multidisciplinary environment of Research, including collaboration with relevant D&E stakeholders and external suppliers. Many Research projects involve completely new technology and a mindset of curiosity and exploration is essential.

The job consists of:

• Working with the project team, use agreed specifications to create designs and drawings for components or modules, including realization and qualification of your designs and de-risking.
• Using a pragmatic ability to translate concepts into designs for new setups or experiments, interacting with other engineering disciplines in Research and D&E. Manage technical uncertainties and risks for setups and tools.
• Participate in running experiments, and be able to assist in troubleshooting of unexpected laboratory results.
• Coordinate internal and external farm-out activities at technical level. Build and maintain a network with suppliers.
• Contribute to standardization of modular laboratory tooling and measurement capabilities across research projects.

Working at the cutting edge of technology, you will continuously face new challenges and opportunities. You will collaborate with experts from a wide range of disciplines and play a key role in shaping the experimental capabilities required for future technology breakthroughs.

To thrive in this job, you will need the following skills:

• Good technical skills and the ability to work independently on designs.
• Practical problem-solving capabilities with an out-of-the-box mindset.
• Ability to translate research needs into practical laboratory and infrastructure solutions.
• Good communication skills and ability to influence decision-making across organizational boundaries.
• Flexible, committed, and self-propelling.

This position is available in the Testbench and System Design group, within the Research Metrology department of ASML. At Research, we aim to identify and fill the technological gaps within ASML, extending roadmaps of the lithography and metrology market. We work in small, diverse, and multidisciplinary teams of approximately 5 to 15 persons and deliver proofs-of-concepts and fundamental understanding that can be transferred within the company. We intensively collaborate with external research institutes, universities, and industrial partners.

ASML Research offers an informal and innovative work atmosphere, opportunities for personal development, and a promising position from which to grow into other technical and leadership roles within ASML.

This position requires access to controlled technology, as defined in the United States Export Administration Regulations (15 C.F.R. § 730, et seq.). Qualified candidates must be legally authorized to access such controlled technology prior to beginning work. Business demands may require ASML to proceed with candidates who are immediately eligible to access controlled technology.