Co-Op Electrical Engineer: Connector Innovation

ASML US, LP. (US30); Wilton (CT); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Part time

Job summary

ASML US, LP. seeks a diligent Electrical Engineering co-op to investigate and qualify alternatives to LEMO connectors used on the DUV Reticle Stage. You will work with experienced ASML engineers on hardware design, testing, and qualification in a hands-on environment.

The role focuses on understanding requirements, evaluating candidate connectors, and documenting conclusions for future qualification steps, with on-site presence in Wilton, CT for 6–9 months.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in electrical engineering fundamentals (circuits, signals, measurements).
• Experience reading electrical schematics and supplier datasheets.
• Familiarity with lab equipment (oscilloscopes, DMMs).
• Interest in electrical hardware, connectors, cabling and testing.
• Ability to develop structured test approaches and interpret results.
• Experience with MATLAB or Python is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Identify, evaluate, and qualify alternative electrical connector solutions for the DUV Reticle Stage.
• Collaborate with electrical, mechanical and mechatronics engineers to determine requirements.
• Research commercially available connector technologies and potential suppliers.
• Develop and compare candidate solutions against requirements.
• Plan and execute engineering tests to characterize promising options.
• Analyze results, identify gaps and risk, and communicate conclusions.
• Document requirements, test methods, results and conclusions for reuse by the team.

Skills

Electrical fundamentals

Lab equipment

Schematic reading

Test planning

Python

MATLAB

Education

B.S. in Electrical Engineering

Electromechanical/Mechatronics background

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Digital multimeters

Job description

ASML US, LP. seeks a diligent Electrical Engineering co-op to investigate and qualify alternatives to LEMO connectors used on the DUV Reticle Stage. You will work with experienced ASML engineers on hardware design, testing, and qualification in a hands-on environment.

The role focuses on understanding requirements, evaluating candidate connectors, and documenting conclusions for future qualification steps, with on-site presence in Wilton, CT for 6–9 months.