HR Operations Intern: Shape Employee Experience & Processes

ASML; Veldhoven; On-site; EUR 7,800 - 10,000; Full time

Job summary

ASML is seeking a bachelor/master student for a non-thesis internship with the Employee Lifecycle Team. The role runs for at least 6 months, 36–40 hours per week (2 days on-site, Tue/Wed), starting February 2027.

You will contribute to HR operational activities and help identify opportunities to improve employee experience and ways of working. You'll work with experienced professionals in a global high‑tech company, gain hands‑on exposure to lifecycle processes, and participate in continuous

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor or master degree in HR-related fields.
• Strong communication skills in English.
• Analytical and proactive problem-solving approach.
• Ability to handle confidential information with integrity.

Responsibilities

• Support employee lifecycle activities across a range of HR service areas.
• Respond to employee, manager, and stakeholder inquiries professionally and accurately.
• Apply HR policies, procedures, and operational guidelines in daily work.
• Maintain employee data and handle confidential information with care.
• Analyze recurring questions, process challenges, and improvement opportunities.
• Contribute to initiatives that simplify and improve team processes.
• Support or lead a small continuous improvement project during the internship.

Skills

Strong communication

Analytical mindset

Proactive problem solving

Teamwork and independence

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in HRM/Business

Job description

ASML is seeking a bachelor/master student for a non-thesis internship with the Employee Lifecycle Team. The role runs for at least 6 months, 36–40 hours per week (2 days on-site, Tue/Wed), starting February 2027.

You will contribute to HR operational activities and help identify opportunities to improve employee experience and ways of working. You'll work with experienced professionals in a global high‑tech company, gain hands‑on exposure to lifecycle processes, and participate in continuous