ASML is unlocking the potential of semiconductor technology. As the world’s only manufacturer of lithography machines that use extreme ultraviolet light in, we push technology further. Our relentless drive to innovate challenges us to connect our knowledge with creativity. Our current R&D team is more than 10,000 people strong and has over 3000 PhDs. But we are always looking for highly talented engineers that may want to join us.

For the eleventh year in a row, we organize our PhD Master Class for talented PhDs. During this Master Class we will introduce our fascinating and fundamental technology challenges that are vital if we are to push the technology of the global semiconductor industry even further. For ASML, this Master Class is the opportunity to meet highly talented people that may want to work with us in facing and solving them.

This edition we are looking forward to welcoming around 70 PhDs for a two-day onsite event on April 21 and 22. We are inviting PhDs in their last phase of study (or with a maximum of 1 year of work experience), who excel working in a team, and able to think out of the box.

The competences we focus on are:

• (Applied) Physics / Astronomy
• Computer Science / Embedded Systems / Artificial Intelligence / Data Science / Information Technology / Computational Science / Software Engineering
• (Applied) Mathematics
• (Physical) Chemistry / Chemical Engineering
• Material Sciences
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mechatronics / Systems & Control
• Electrical Engineering
• Aerospace Engineering
• Nanotechnology / Nanoscience / Nanomaterials

The number of places at the PhD Master Class is limited; we will make a selection based on the resumes we receive before we confirm someone’s attendance.

For more information on the PhD Master Class, please visit the website.

Applicants can also apply direct via this link.

This year we organize two editions of the PhD Master Class. April 21 and 22 an onsite edition and in November an online edition.

The applications for the ASML PhD Master Class 2023 | Spring Edition are open now up and until February 7.

Anyone interested can contact prof. A. Di Bartolomeo (adibartolomeo@unisa.it).

Pubblicato il 18 Gennaio 2023