EUV Sustaining Internship: Data, Lean & Ops Impact

ASML US, LP. (US30); Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

ASML US is offering a summer CS Intern role to work alongside local engineers, project managers, and leaders to learn ASML practices and our groundbreaking lithography technology. You will contribute to KPI identification, process documentation, and data visualization while gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic environment.

Qualifications include completing at least 60 hours toward an engineering degree with expected graduation in 2027/2028.

Qualifications

• Minimum 60 hours completed towards a Bachelor's degree in an Engineering field with expected graduation in 2027 or 2028.
• Preferred majors include Physics, Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Micro-electronics, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science Engineering, Chemical Engineering or IC manufacturing.
• Proficiency with MS Office (Excel, OneNote, Teams, PowerPoint).

Responsibilities

• Assist in a team environment with engineers, PMs, and leaders to learn ASML processes and technology.
• Contribute to projects tailored to education/experience level and learning objectives for the summer.
• Document findings and present end-of-summer results to the group.
• Past projects include KPI goal documentation, process evaluation, documentation updates for Lean/6 Sigma, data visualizations (Tableau/Power BI/Python), and collaboration on Best Known Methods to improve FAB performance.

Skills

Observation & interaction

Learning agility

Data interpretation

Customer focus

Attention to detail

Pressure resilience

Ownership

Process improvement

Teamwork/Independence

Communication

Collaboration

Procedural discipline

Education

Engineering coursework

Physics

Electrical Engineering

Electronics

Micro-electronics

Mechanical Engineering

Material Science

Chemical Engineering

IC manufacturing

Tools

Excel

OneNote

Teams

PowerPoint

Job description

ASML US is offering a summer CS Intern role to work alongside local engineers, project managers, and leaders to learn ASML practices and our groundbreaking lithography technology. You will contribute to KPI identification, process documentation, and data visualization while gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic environment.

Qualifications include completing at least 60 hours toward an engineering degree with expected graduation in 2027/2028.