Physicists and engineers play a key role in designing, building and optimizing the most advanced EUV lithography, DUV lithography, metrology and inspection systems at ASML.
Applying physics at ASML
As a physics engineer, you could research how temperature fluctuations affect the projection of light or analyze the behavior of tin droplets when they are exposed to CO2 laser light or you could be drawing on all your physics knowledge to help improve the imaging, overlay and productivity of our tools. EUV alone is a vast subject where there’s a lot of cool physics happening in lasers, plasmas, optics, materials, ions and fluids. A physicist at ASML can get involved with almost any technology problem we have and help to make progress by applying physical models to explain observations in data and through analysis helping to identify the right set of critical questions needed to refine a design or identify the next set of experiments.
