New Product Industrialization Engineer - Optical

ASML US, LLC; Wilton (CT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

ASML US, LLC in Wilton, CT, is seeking an Optical/Optomechanical NPI Engineer within Strategic Sourcing & Procurement to bridge suppliers and ASML, from early involvement through product design and maturity. You will collaborate with D&E to leverage supplier technology and integrate processes into ASML new product development projects to drive industrialization.

The main responsibilities include early supplier involvement, ensuring part quality and manufacturability, documenting collaboration

Responsibilities

• Early supplier involvement in D&E projects to secure technology expertise for co-development and supplier integration.
• Ensure that part quality, manufacturability and serviceability aspects are covered in the design phase.
• Document D&E project collaboration, including supplier and co-development responsibilities and roles via a Statement of Work (SoW).
• Support and own new product introduction (NPI) and assist early supplier selection and engagement.

Job description

Introduction to the Job

ASML US, including its affiliates and subsidiaries, bring together the most creative minds in science and technology to develop lithography machines that are key to producing faster, cheaper, more energy-efficient microchips. We design, develop, integrate, market and service these advanced machines, which enable our customers - the world's leading chipmakers - to reduce the size and increase the functionality of their microchips, which in turn leads to smaller, more powerful consumer electronics. Our headquarters are in Veldhoven, Netherlands and we have 18 office locations around the United States including main offices inChandler, Arizona, San Jose and San Diego, California, Wilton, Connecticut, and Hillsboro, Oregon.

As an Optical/Optomechanical New Product Introduction (NPI) Engineer within Strategic Sourcing & Procurement (SS&P), you will work closely with the Development & Engineering (D&E) organization and operate in a fast-paced, multidisciplinary product development environment.Using a combination of technical and personal skills, the NPI engineers develops and maintains a relationship with our suppliers to drive the industrialization efforts of the manufacturing process of our optical components and parts. This individual works closely with the suppliers and ASML cross-sector development teams to optimize the effectiveness and efficiency of the product generation process, in alignment with the ASML project. The main goal of this cross-sector activity is to secure an excellent quality of parts delivered by our suppliers.

Job Description

Within the SS&P organization, the Optical/Optomechanical NPI engineer is the primary person responsible for creating an optimal engineering collaboration between our optical suppliers and ASML, starting from early supplier involvement through product design and maturity. As part of the D&E project team, this individual works closely with their suppliers to understand and leverage their technology and processes and integrate these processes into the ASML new product development projects to drive industrialization efforts.

The main responsibilities are:

• Early supplier involvement in the D&E project to secure that technology expertise of co-development and supplier are merged in the best way.
• Ensure that part quality, manufacturability and serviceability aspects are covered in the design phase.
• Document the D&E project collaboration, including supplier & co-development responsibilities and roles via a Statement of Work (SoW).
• Support and own new product introduction (NPI) and support early supplier selection and engagement.

Deliverables that secure parts quality from suppliers in the co-development product generation process, such as:

• Acceptance of the design and/or specification of complete & detailed parts qualification process
• Acceptance of qualified parts
• Process flow and Process failure mode effect analysis
• First article inspection
• Business demands will require travel (~20% but could be more during escalation situations and with notice)

Define and maintain supplier interface processes, such as:

• Issue resolution
• Qualification deviation
• Configuration management
• ASML factory disturbances