Reverse Supply Chain Intern: Circularity & Growth

ASML Germany GmbH; Eindhoven; On-site; EUR 6,700 - 10,000; Full time

Job summary

ASML invites students to join the Re‑Purpose Operations team for a bachelor/master internship (non‑thesis) focused on reverse supply chain activities, with on‑site work four days a week. You will plan, track and route materials through reuse, repair, and recycling flows, while gaining hands-on exposure to operational data and process improvements.

You will own a small process improvement project, collaborate with planners and stakeholders, and help advance ASML’s circularity goals through

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor or master in SCM, IE, Logistics or related field.
• Experience with Excel and PowerPoint for analysis and communication.
• Analytical, proactive and able to work independently while collaborating with others.
• Fluent in English, written and spoken.

Responsibilities

• Support the Re‑Purpose Operations team in planning, execution, and follow‑up of daily reverse supply chain activities.
• Collaborate with stakeholders across the reverse supply chain for timely material reuse, repair, and recycling.
• Monitor material flows and analyze data, dashboards, and KPIs to identify bottlenecks and improvement opportunities.
• Lead an improvement project within Re‑Purpose Operations and assist with implementation.
• Contribute to ASML’s circularity ambitions by enabling material reuse and reducing waste.

Skills

Excel

PowerPoint

English communication

Analytical

Independent work

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Supply Chain Management/Industrial Engineering/Logistics

Job description

ASML invites students to join the Re‑Purpose Operations team for a bachelor/master internship (non‑thesis) focused on reverse supply chain activities, with on‑site work four days a week. You will plan, track and route materials through reuse, repair, and recycling flows, while gaining hands-on exposure to operational data and process improvements.

You will own a small process improvement project, collaborate with planners and stakeholders, and help advance ASML’s circularity goals through