Multi-Beam SEM Imaging Internship—Calibration & Data Analysis

ASML; Delft; Sur place; EUR 13 000 - 20 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

ASML Delft is offering a master’s non-thesis internship focused on improving imaging performance of multi-beam SEM systems. You will calibrate and characterize measurements, analyze data, and evaluate system performance to enhance inspection strategies.

The role combines physics, data analysis, and engineering in a cutting-edge environment. The internship spans at least 5 months with a minimum of 5 days per week (2 days on-site) beginning Feb/March 2027, open to master’s students in physics,

Qualifications

• Master's student in Physics, Applied Physics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related field.
• Strong foundation in physics and mathematics.
• Experience with Python for scientific programming and data analysis.
• Analytical and able to interpret complex datasets; proactive in multidisciplinary teams.

Responsabilités

• Design and execute calibration and characterization measurements.
• Analyze measurement data to evaluate imaging and system performance.
• Assess beam positioning, focus behavior, and alignment accuracy.
• Develop data-analysis workflows, visualizations, and performance metrics.
• Investigate the impact of wafer topography on imaging quality and throughput.
• Support automation of data processing and reporting activities.
• Collaborate with software, physics, and systems engineers to improve calibration methods.
• Depending on interests, contribute to statistical modeling and algorithm development.

Connaissances

Python

Mathematics

Data analysis

Team collaboration

Self-motivation

Formation

Master's degree in Physics / Applied Physics / Electrical Engineering / Computer Science

Outils

Python (SciPy)

Description du poste

ASML Delft is offering a master’s non-thesis internship focused on improving imaging performance of multi-beam SEM systems. You will calibrate and characterize measurements, analyze data, and evaluate system performance to enhance inspection strategies.

The role combines physics, data analysis, and engineering in a cutting-edge environment. The internship spans at least 5 months with a minimum of 5 days per week (2 days on-site) beginning Feb/March 2027, open to master’s students in physics,