Veldhoven
18 Jun 2026
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Senior Integrated Optics Researcher

ASML

Senior Integrated Optics Researcher

ASML is seeking a Senior Integrated Optics Researcher to join the Optics and Photonics group in Veldhoven, Netherlands. The role involves developing cutting-edge photonic solutions for lithographic and metrology tools, including designing photonic integrated circuits, conducting feasibility studies, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Requires a PhD with 4+ years of experience in integrated photonics.

Core AIOn-siteFull-timeSeniorIntegrated PhotonicsPhotonic Integrated Circuits (PIC) Design

Salary

Not specified

Work Location

Veldhoven, North Brabant, Netherlands, NL

Work Model

On-site

Experience Required

4 years

Employment Type

Full-time

Experience Level

PhD with 4+ years of experience

Core Qualifications

Technical (Must-have)
Integrated photonicsPhotonic integrated circuits (PIC) designFDTDEMEFEMLumericalExperimental evaluation of PICsManufacturing of PICsFoundry interactionSystem-level needs identificationTechnology development planningOptics modeling software
Soft Skills
Analytical thinkingCommunication skillsTeam playerSelf-propellingInitiativePragmatic attitudeFlexibilityResult drivenPlanning and prioritizationDrive for quality

Key Responsibilities

  • Translate optical sensing concepts into photonic solutions in an industrial context
  • Define requirements, architecture, and technology development needs for photonic solutions and contribute to the photonics technology roadmap
  • Identify concepts and address technology maturity
  • Design and specification of photonic integrated circuits
  • Definition of experiments for evaluation of PICs
  • Work with other researchers towards better understanding of technologies
  • Generate new ideas and solutions for current and future photonic solutions
  • Build a network towards other parts of the organization and academia
Integrated photonicsPhotonicsSemiconductor manufacturingResearchOn-siteASMLVeldhovenPhDPIC design