Indirect Tax Tech Internship - Data Analytics & AI

ASML; Veldhoven; Hybrid; EUR 11,000 - 18,000; Part time

Job summary

ASML is offering an internship in the Indirect Tax team, spanning data analytics, tax technology, and AI initiatives across its international operations. You will support compliance, analyze tax data, and help document processes while learning from experienced tax professionals.

The program targets bachelor’s or master’s students in Tax Law, Fiscal Economics, or related fields, and requires at least 6 months with on-site presence 2–3 days per week, starting January to March 2027.

Qualifications

• Currently pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a related field (see education).
• Strong interest in indirect taxes, international business processes, and digital transformation.
• Analytical mindset with ability to work with data to identify insights and improvements.
• Clear written and spoken English communication with stakeholders.
• Enrollment for the full internship duration and eligibility for internship documents if non-EU.
• Willingness to relocate to the Netherlands if not located there.

Responsibilities

• Support indirect tax activities and compliance across multiple countries.
• Analyze tax-related data to identify process improvements.
• Contribute to technology and AI initiatives within the tax function.
• Assist in maintaining indirect tax controls and documentation.
• Help document tax processes and operational procedures.
• Prepare presentations, training materials, and communications for stakeholders.
• Collaborate with team members on tax transformation projects.

Skills

Analytical skills

Data analysis

Communication

English proficiency

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s in Tax Law / Fiscal Economics / Tax Technology / Data Science / Business Economics

Job description

ASML is offering an internship in the Indirect Tax team, spanning data analytics, tax technology, and AI initiatives across its international operations. You will support compliance, analyze tax data, and help document processes while learning from experienced tax professionals.

The program targets bachelor’s or master’s students in Tax Law, Fiscal Economics, or related fields, and requires at least 6 months with on-site presence 2–3 days per week, starting January to March 2027.