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Get a sneak peek at what life at ASML really looks like.

1984

Year founded

39,086

Total employees (FTE)

143

Nationalities

>60

Locations

Experience ASML for yourself

Need to see it to believe it? We don’t blame you – as the sole supplier of EUV lithography systems, we’re always achieving what seems impossible.

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What do you want to do?

Chemistry & materials science

Closely monitor the complex chemical reactions occurring inside our lithography machines, keeping them running smoothly.

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Data science

Our lithography machines produce several TBs of data, and our data scientists analyze them – and then they fill in the gaps.

Electrical engineering

Work on analog or digital designs, sensors, motion control and more –electrical engineers at ASML work on what they’re passionate about.

Mathematics

Combine data science and machine learning or tackle model-based scanner control – whatever the focus, our mathematicians work to optimize our systems.

Mechanical engineering

This is where the ‘extreme’ in EUV comes in: high-speed robotics, liquid metals, high temperatures, flammable gases, vacuums, and lasers.

Mechatronics

A playground for mechatronics engineers, ASML gives you the chance to puzzle together the right solution to nanometer-scale problems.

Physics

Research how temperature affects light. Analyze the behavior of tin when hit with a laser. At ASML, we bend the laws of physics as far as they can go.

Software engineering

Software plays just as big a role as our hardware. Design the software that lets our machines run – and they measure and optimize them, too.

Supply chain management

Plan for the expected – and the unexpected. Keeping our supply chain running smoothly require split-second decision-making and long-term planning.