Full-Time

Mechanical Engineer

Posted on 9/10/2026

ASML

ASML

10,001+ employees

Manufactures photolithography systems for semiconductors

No salary listed

Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

Wilton, CT, USA

In Person

On-site in Wilton, Connecticut; travel may be required up to approximately 10%.

Master's, PhD, Bachelor of Science (BS)

Category
Mechanical Engineering (1)
Required Skills
CAD
Risk Management

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Requirements
  • A minimum Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering and 5 or more years of relevant experience.
  • Ability to develop engineering concepts and solutions, make technical tradeoffs, resolve issues, and realize designs meeting functionality, performance, cost, safety, compliance, and schedule constraints within system or module specifications.
  • Ability to plan and execute verification and validation, ensure qualification evidence supports release readiness, and support system or product integration by coordinating dependencies and applying configuration and traceability practices.
  • Ability to interface with multidisciplinary groups, including senior leadership.
  • Ability to read and interpret data, information, and documents.
  • Ability to complete assignments with attention to detail and a high degree of accuracy.
  • Ability to perform effectively in a demanding environment with changing workloads.
  • Ability to work independently or as part of a team and follow through on assignments with minimal supervision.
  • Ability to work according to strict procedures within provided timelines.
  • Strong customer focus and commitment to customer satisfaction through prioritization, quality, efficiency, and professionalism.
  • Willingness to work in a cleanroom environment while wearing required protective equipment and following ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 standards.
  • Ability to safely work around lasers, ladders, platforms, chemicals, strong magnetic fields, high voltage, and high currents.
  • Legal authorization to access controlled technology under the United States Export Administration Regulations before beginning work.
  • Ability to meet the stated physical requirements, including sitting, walking, talking, hearing, keyboard and hand use, bending, kneeling, crouching, twisting, reaching, stretching, occasional campus movement, and occasionally lifting or moving up to 20 pounds.
Responsibilities
  • Identify, analyze, document, and manage requirements with traceability, and coordinate verification criteria to confirm that deliverables meet intent.
  • Conduct research and feasibility studies, document findings, and translate results into recommendations, tradeoffs, and decision inputs.
  • Develop engineering concepts and solutions, make technical choices, and resolve issues to meet functionality, performance, cost, safety, and compliance needs.
  • Define and communicate specifications and high-level designs, align interfaces, and support reviews and approvals to enable quality execution.
  • Support system or product integration by coordinating dependencies, applying configuration management, and enabling smooth project execution.
  • Define and execute validation and test approaches, improve methods and procedures, and ensure qualification evidence supports release readiness.
  • Estimate effort, plan and track work, manage risks and dependencies, and deliver assigned work packages or projects to agreed quality and timelines.
  • Maintain accurate technical documentation and follow environmental, health, and safety policies while identifying and mitigating safety risks.
  • Take the lead in developing complex module parts and deliver technically complex solutions with full ownership, considering industrialization and cross-team impacts.
  • Collaborate across multiple teams, lead interfaces with suppliers and other disciplines in less-defined environments, and guide a small group of peers through technical execution.
  • Travel domestically or internationally as needed, up to approximately 10%.
Desired Qualifications
  • A Master of Science or PhD.
  • Strong leadership and ownership characteristics with commitment to achieving results on time.
  • Ability to identify bottlenecks and drive improvements.
  • Open, clear, concise, and professional communication.
  • Ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with coworkers and customers.

ASML designs and manufactures photolithography systems for semiconductor manufacturing. Its main products are deep ultraviolet (DUV) and extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines that print circuit patterns on silicon wafers, with EUV enabling smaller features. The company sells these systems to leading chipmakers and earns substantial revenue from installation, maintenance, and upgrades over the machines’ lifetimes. Its goal is to help continue scaling semiconductors by leading in high-end lithography and maintaining strong relationships with customers like TSMC, Samsung, and Intel.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Veldhoven, Netherlands

Founded

1984

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What believers are saying

  • Reuters said ASML raised 2026 revenue guidance to €43 billion-€45 billion on strong demand.
  • Intel, TSMC, and Samsung committed to High NA, with adoption starting 2028-2030.
  • ASML's 2027-2028 capacity expansion is already largely booked, signaling sustained order visibility.

What critics are saying

  • U.S. lawmakers proposed the MATCH Act in 2026, threatening ASML's China revenue.
  • China represented about 20% of 2026 sales, exposing ASML to export-control shocks.
  • Canon's nanoimprint push and SMEE's DUV progress attack mature-node revenues and long-term dominance.

What makes ASML unique

  • ASML remains the sole EUV lithography supplier, controlling advanced chip-node access.
  • Its High NA EUV platform already runs at four customers and scales toward HVM.
  • The September 8, 2026 Eindhoven campus expands manufacturing capacity and factory automation.

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