High-Power Electronics Internship: Test Cabinets & EMC

asml; Veldhoven; On-site; EUR 7,800 - 12,000; Full time

Job summary

ASML in Veldhoven, the Netherlands, offers a bachelor/master internship in the Power & High Voltage group to explore practical approaches for verifying high-power requirements in test environments. You will work with experienced engineers on real technical challenges that support product integration.

The assignment covers power delivery, EMC considerations, and testing, with 32 hours per week (minimum 4 days on-site) over at least five months, starting from October.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, or a related field.
• Basic knowledge of power supplies, power electronics, or power amplifiers.
• Familiarity with EMC principles through coursework or projects.

Responsibilities

• Analyze current power delivery challenges within test cabinet environments.
• Investigate power supply and power amplifier concepts for high-power applications.
• Evaluate technical solutions to improve reliability and scalability.
• Assess electromagnetic compatibility considerations and potential risks.
• Perform measurements, testing, and technical data analysis.
• Document findings and provide recommendations for future development.
• Collaborate with engineers to translate insights into practical next steps.

Skills

Power electronics

Analytical

Team collaboration

Power supplies knowledge

EMC principles

Education

Bachelors or Masters in Electrical Engineering / Electronics Engineering or related field

Job description

ASML in Veldhoven, the Netherlands, offers a bachelor/master internship in the Power & High Voltage group to explore practical approaches for verifying high-power requirements in test environments. You will work with experienced engineers on real technical challenges that support product integration.

The assignment covers power delivery, EMC considerations, and testing, with 32 hours per week (minimum 4 days on-site) over at least five months, starting from October.