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Performs factory acceptance testing and troubleshooting of DUV laser systems for customer delivery. Responsibilities include functional testing, optical alignment, calibration, equipment setup, data analysis, quality inspections, gas and water system testing, and issue resolution. The role interfaces with design engineers, documents critical parameters, trains team members, and recommends improvements to manufacturing processes and product quality. This is an onsite position with first- and second-shift options.

Shapes semiconductor customer technology roadmaps, translates requirements into product strategies and business opportunities, and drives adoption of ASML metrology products. The role serves as the customer voice within ASML, coordinates cross-functional teams, supports executive engagements, builds business cases, influences product priorities, and guides technology transitions. It requires extensive semiconductor experience, executive stakeholder engagement, customer-facing strategy, and cross-functional leadership.

Supports semiconductor production in a cleanroom by troubleshooting real-time technical issues, reducing downtime, analyzing manufacturing data, monitoring statistical process control, documenting investigations, and improving production flow and quality. The role collaborates with manufacturing, engineering, and quality teams, investigates recurring problems, supports material and production reviews, escalates complex issues, and drives continuous improvement for advanced lithography systems.

Develops and integrates electrical hardware, interconnects, controls, and validation solutions for ASML semiconductor lithography systems. Responsibilities include translating requirements into electrical designs, creating schematics and documentation, supporting prototype bring-up and testing, troubleshooting through analysis and lab measurements, managing engineering changes and risks, and collaborating with manufacturing, suppliers, service, and cross-functional engineering teams.

Design, build, test, align, and integrate optical and photonic sensor systems for semiconductor lithography equipment. Analyze sensor data, develop signal-processing algorithms, troubleshoot complex technical issues, and lead root-cause investigations. Coordinate work across software, electronics, manufacturing, and equipment engineering teams while communicating findings to technical and nontechnical stakeholders. The role is onsite in Wilton, Connecticut and may involve cleanroom, laboratory, laser, chemical, high-voltage, and magnetic-field environments.

Designs, verifies, integrates, and documents complex FPGA modules using custom RTL and vendor IP. Responsibilities include architecture, interface definition, synthesis, place-and-route, timing and power analysis, simulation, emulation, hardware testing, and system-level validation. The role manages requirements traceability, verification strategies, integration dependencies, technical documentation, and project deliverables while collaborating with systems, PCB, software, suppliers, and cross-functional engineering teams.

Coordinate material availability, configuration data, and deliveries to support installations and upgrades. Maintain and validate SAP records, investigate material issues, communicate status and risks to stakeholders, partner with logistics/warehouse teams, and support process improvements to ensure installation readiness.

Leads optomechanical architecture, mechanical design, integration, validation, and sustaining engineering for semiconductor manufacturing products. Directs multidisciplinary teams, develops technology roadmaps, performs tolerance and finite element analyses, resolves production and field issues, and drives reliability, manufacturability, serviceability, and cost improvements. Partners with suppliers, manufacturing, quality, service, and supply chain teams while mentoring engineers and guiding long-term technical decisions.

Develop, optimize, and sustain manufacturing processes for NPI and volume production. Implement SPC, create work instructions and routings, support design reviews and PFMEAs, troubleshoot production issues, perform root cause analysis, maintain MRP controls, analyze cycle time/capacity, and drive Lean/Six Sigma improvements while collaborating across engineering, quality, and operations.

Leads development and industrialization of complex optics in a high-tech manufacturing environment. Creates project plans, estimates cycle time, yield, and labor requirements, manages risks and constraints, supports make-or-buy decisions, and coordinates production, engineering, and management stakeholders across U.S. and Netherlands sites. Drives product output, quality, cost, and schedule improvements while communicating project status and facilitating manufacturing initiatives.