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The Customer Support Organization is responsible for the installation, qualification, upgrade, repair and maintenance of the ASML systems at customer sites and is responsible for the necessary transfer of know-how to the customer. Local site Customer Support branches perform qualification, repair, upgrades, and maintenance for the customers within the specific region. As a Global Support Engineer, you will be responsible for 3rd Line hardware and software support for our HMI product line across the US and Europe. This team consists of 8 Global Support Engineers who partner and collaborate together to solve problems and provide quick solutions for many of our major customers.
Job Responsibility:
Research, diagnose, troubleshoot and solve Hardware and Software issues
Follow standard procedures to escalate unresolved Hardware and Software issues to designated internal stakeholders
Prepare accurate and timely reports and ensure proper recording and closure of all issues
Document tool issues, and develop the best-known-method(BKM) for troubleshooting cases
Share experiences to the team and contribute to the BKM system
Support Research & Development projects to improve system performance
Equipment installation based on manufacturing specification
Transfer new product knowledge to Field Service Engineers (1L and 2L)
Supporting on-site introduction of new model machines and/or new platforms to our local customer service team and customer engineers
Manage and support new upgrades or commercial options for new and existing HMI systems
Requirements:
Bachelors degree in a technical field
Minimum 5 years’ relevant work experience
Minimum 3 years experience diagnosing and troubleshooting HMI or similar capital equipment
Minimum 2 years' experience with stakeholder management and partnering with cross functional teams