Electromagnetic Solver Engineer for Metrology

ASML Germany GmbH; Veldhoven; Hybrid; EUR 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ASML is seeking a Computational Physics Engineer to advance metrology software with cutting-edge electromagnetic models. You will develop solvers and integrate them into ASML's optical metrology solutions, enabling faster, more accurate measurements worldwide.

You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team across the Netherlands and the US, design new metrics and algorithms, and contribute to product roadmaps and IP.

Qualifications

• Master's degree or PhD in physics, applied mathematics, electrical engineering, or computer science.
• Experience with high-performance computing in a Linux environment.
• Strong programming knowledge in C++11 and familiarity with Python or MATLAB.
• Background in developing electromagnetic or similar computational algorithms.
• Experience designing numerical methods, understanding physical modeling, and implementing efficient scientific code.

Responsibilities

• Develop high-performance electromagnetic solvers and integral equation methods.
• Create Maxwell solver functionality for alignment simulations and optical inspection.
• Build, test, and maintain algorithms and translate requirements into robust software modules.
• Explain mathematical principles and optical models to internal partners.
• Design and implement new metrics, models, and algorithms to meet product needs.
• Review technical analyses and provide structured feedback to teammates.
• Contribute to product roadmaps and support IP creation.

Skills

Clear communication

Collaboration

Initiative

Analytical thinking

Proactive mindset

Long-term technical vision

Creative ideas

Education

Master's or PhD in physics/engineering/CS

Tools

MPI

OpenMP

Cloud technologies

Machine learning methods

Python

MATLAB

Job description

ASML is seeking a Computational Physics Engineer to advance metrology software with cutting-edge electromagnetic models. You will develop solvers and integrate them into ASML's optical metrology solutions, enabling faster, more accurate measurements worldwide.

You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team across the Netherlands and the US, design new metrics and algorithms, and contribute to product roadmaps and IP.