CS UIR Assistant Engineer

• Execute installation and relocation of various EUV/DUV/YS lithography systems
• Ensure timely completion and exceed customer quality expectations
• Perform material handling: receive, inspect, verify materials, tools, and parts
• Perform system operation: execute system qualification tests (SQ), system acceptance tests (SAT), assist lead engineers with machine adjustment and qualification (MAQ) and mechanical integration (MI)
• Provide administrative support: machine progress handover, work order follow-up, clear problem description communication, execute perfect material return (PMR)
• Work in clean rooms and comply with customer safety and PIP specifications
• Execute standard assembly, repair, and upgrades per procedures
• Support recovery work in UIR activities, monitor progress, and follow procedures
• Perform basic troubleshooting (e.g., power cycle)
• Strictly comply with ASML work instructions and operating specifications
• Maintain knowledge of ASML processes and procedures
• Review CBT and process information
• Proactively consult senior engineers to accelerate problem resolution
• Identify and report damaged or missing materials
• Ensure ASML intellectual property security (locking, sealing, laptop and tool storage)
• Provide feedback on procedures and processes
• Report gaps and improvement opportunities
• Record and package problem-related data to ensure smooth handover
• Submit material notifications, witness reports, and other feedback documents with high quality
• Verbally update customers on system progress and completed operations
• Act as an ASML representative at all times

• Associate or Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering or related fields
• 0-5 years of work experience
• Semiconductor-related experience is preferred
• Basic English oral and written communication skills
• Mechanical, electrical, electronic Level B license
• Ability to travel flexibly according to business needs
• Ability to work shifts (including night shifts) or weekend support as per project schedule
• Legally authorized to access controlled technology as defined in the United States Export Administration Regulations

Semiconductor-related experience