NXE FLS Optical Engineer CWW

ASML•Wilton, CT

6d•$69,000 - $101,000•Onsite

About The Position

ASML US, LP develops and services lithography machines used by leading semiconductor manufacturers to produce integrated circuits. This First Line Support Production Engineer role is based in the Production Engineering department at the Wilton Factory in Wilton, Connecticut. The engineer works with manufacturing and cross-sector teams to respond rapidly to production disturbances and complete engineering steps listed in the production operator dashboard to support output. The role provides hands-on technical support during manufacturing, assembly, testing, and qualification of complex products. Approximately 75% of the work is performed in a cleanroom supporting production and troubleshooting issues that may affect manufacturing output. Work includes issues involving mechanical assembly and alignment, glass-to-metal bonding, flow and thermal performance, tooling and test stands, module testing, and final qualification. The engineer evaluates failed parts, conducts root-cause analysis, develops troubleshooting guidelines and OCAPs, and partners with engineering and manufacturing teams on immediate corrective actions and longer-term improvements. Additional work includes contributing to PFMEA, manufacturing procedures, diagnostic qualification, technical work instructions, DOA root-cause analysis, and cycle-time and labor-hour improvements. The schedule is CWW D2: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and every other Wednesday, from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The position may involve exposure to strong magnetic fields, high voltage, and high currents.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or another engineering discipline with at least 2 years of experience, or a Master’s degree in an engineering field.
Hands-on experience with mechanical assembly, alignment, tooling, and test equipment.
Working knowledge of epoxy application in opto-mechanical designs.
Experience with detectors, electro-optical devices, and opto-mechanical constructions.
Ability to read and interpret mechanical, optical, and electrical technical drawings.
Strong troubleshooting and root-cause problem-solving capabilities.
Ability and interest to work approximately 75% of the time in a cleanroom or manufacturing environment.
Strong ownership, communication, teamwork, and continuous-improvement mindset.
Knowledge of MATLAB, LabVIEW, and Python.
Legally authorized to access controlled technology in the United States before beginning work.

Nice To Haves

Experience with SPC, FMEA, NX, Teamcenter, or SAP.
Experience with optical-electrical sensors, geometric or wave optics, data or signal processing, statistics, or software development.

Responsibilities

Provide rapid engineering support to resolve production disturbance notices related to engineering issues.
Perform engineering steps listed in the production operator dashboard to support production output.
Troubleshoot technical issues arising during manufacturing, build, test, and qualification.
Support mechanical assembly and alignment, glass-to-metal bonding, flow and thermal performance, tooling and test stands, module testing, and final qualification.
Evaluate failed parts and perform root-cause analysis.
Develop troubleshooting guidelines and OCAPs.
Partner with multidisciplinary engineering and manufacturing teams to implement immediate fixes and longer-term improvements.
Contribute to PFMEA, manufacturing procedures, diagnostic qualification, and technical work instructions.
Perform DOA root-cause analysis.
Contribute to cycle-time and labor-hour improvements.