Master's Internship: Contamination-Flow Optics Research

StudentJob; Veldhoven; On-site; EUR 6,700 - 11,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Master thesis internship

Job summary

The Contamination Control team at ASML invites you to contribute to understanding supersonic gas jets at very low ambient pressures using advanced optical diagnostics. You will help plan and operate Schlieren visualization experiments to study flow phenomena.

This master thesis internship lasts at least 6 months with 36 hours per week on-site. You will document findings and present recommendations to advance contamination-control concepts for ASML’s next-generation lithography systems.

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s degree in physics/engineering.
• Knowledge of fluid dynamics, optics, or experimental physics is preferred.
• Analytical, proactive and able to work in a research setting.

Responsibilities

• Upgrade an existing Schlieren imaging setup for low-pressure flow visualization.
• Develop automated flow and optical control methods and run experiments.
• Analyze flow structures and compare results with models.
• Document findings clearly and present recommendations.

Skills

English

Education

Bachelor's or Master’s in Physics/Engineering

Job description

The Contamination Control team at ASML invites you to contribute to understanding supersonic gas jets at very low ambient pressures using advanced optical diagnostics. You will help plan and operate Schlieren visualization experiments to study flow phenomena.

This master thesis internship lasts at least 6 months with 36 hours per week on-site. You will document findings and present recommendations to advance contamination-control concepts for ASML’s next-generation lithography systems.