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2nd Shift Lithography Production Engineer- Optics (2:00pm-10:30pm Monday through Friday)
ASML · Wilton, CT · Posted 2 days ago
Own second-shift process troubleshooting and containment for contact lithography and wet etch lines that make precision glass components for ASML's advanced chip manufacturing.
Introduction to the job As a Lithography Production Engineer, you will directly support ASML’s mission to enable the world’s most advanced chip manufacturing. You will help sustain, stabilize, and continuously improve contact lithography and wet etch processes used to manufacture precision glass components. In this role, you will work in a dynamic, collaborative manufacturing environment, partnering with production teams, development groups, and cross‑functional engineering organizations to create safe, stable, and highly reliable processes that meet demanding quality and performance requirements.
The Lithography Production Engineer (PE) supports and drives assigned manufacturing processes, contributing to their stability, capability, and continuous improvement while partnering closely with process owners and senior engineers. The PE develops and applies technical depth in lithography processes, translating design intent and production requirements into well-controlled, repeatable operations.
The PE works closely with production and collaborates with equipment engineering, safety, quality, and new product development organizations to identify process risks, reduce variation, improve yield, and resolve technical issues. This role builds a strong foundation in understanding and controlling critical process variables, applying data-driven problem solving, and implementing sustainable improvements.
During second-shift operations, the PE serves as a primary engineering resource for lithography and wet etch manufacturing activities. The engineer responds to process abnormalities, supports containment actions, troubleshoots technical issues, and ensures effective communication and continuity between shifts. The role requires sound technical judgment, strong troubleshooting skills, and the ability to work independently within established process controls and escalation guidelines.
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