Physics | Engineering internship: electron optical sensitivity simulations
Delftonsitejunior
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About this role
Introduction At ASML’s Delft office, you will join a team developing a multi-beam electron microscope used to inspect semiconductor wafers during production. A key part of this system is a micro-electromechanical (MEMS) module that shapes and directs electron beams. Small manufacturing variations in this module can influence electron optics performance, including beam focus and alignment. Understanding these effects is essential for designing reliable and robust products. During the internship, you will help generate insights that support future technology development and improve system performance.…
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For this role: python, electron, beam
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