Optical Engineer Co-op Intern

ASML's Optical Sensor Group in Wilton CT is seeking a Physicist/Optical Engineer for a Co-op position (6 to 9 months) to support and develop complex optical / photonic sensor systems used within ASML's photolithography tools. These systems typically include light sources, detectors, optical / electro-optical components, fiber optics, electronics and signal processing SW functioning in close collaboration with the rest of the lithography system. Understanding the components in their relation to the sensor system and understanding the interaction with the rest of the tool is of fundamental importance. ## Roles and Responsibilities - General: Using general Physics, Optics, and Software knowledge and an understanding of the sensor systems and tools to de-bug functionality or performance issues in the optical alignment sensors. Having hands-on skills of building optical system such as imaging, testing, alignment or detector system. - Leadership: The candidate must have the potential to lead executing activities for determining problem root cause, execute complex tests, gather data, and effectively communicate results on different levels of abstraction (from technical colleagues to high level managers). - Problem Solving: The candidate should be interested in troubleshooting complex technical problems, develop / debug data signal processing algorithms; develop and execute test plans in order to determine problem root cause. - Communications/Teamwork: Good communication skills during brainstorm/troubleshooting sessions; good listening skills. Good analytical skills. Draw your own conclusions, based on the input from different stakeholders. Capability to clearly communicate the information on different levels of abstraction. - Programming: The candidate must possess the ability to implement data analysis techniques into functioning MATLAB codes. Optimization skills, GUI building experience, and familiarity with LabVIEW and Python are a plus.This position is located on-site in Wilton, CT. It requires onsite presence to attend in-person work-related events, trainings and meetings and to further ensure teamwork, collaboration and innovation. Must be available for 6 months with the start date being flexible based on Spring or Fall Semester. ## Education and Experience - Minimum: Candidate should be a Master student in Physics, Optics, or other related engineering disciplines. - Familiarity with light sources, lasers - Data Analysis - Python or Matlab