Internship, Mechatronics Engineer

About the Role

The Development and Engineering department at ASML in Wilton, CT has intern opportunities in mechatronics, controls, dynamics, and robotics. If you have experience in one of these competences and a desire to be challenged, please apply for a position to work on our high precision linear stages, robotic reticle handler, or uniformity corrector module. This position is located on-site in Wilton, CT. Must be available for 12 weeks for one of these sessions starting with the following dates: 6/2/2027 or 6/14/2027.

Key Responsibilities

• Work in a team environment alongside experienced engineers on real-life mechatronics topics.
• Work on solving an actual issue or design challenge the group is facing at the time.
• Perform some autonomous work (modeling, data collection, data analysis, test execution in the lab or clean room) as well as some supervised and/or collaborative work.
• Assignments are usually a mix of analysis and hands-on work with hardware.
• Document and present their findings as well as making an end-of-program presentation to the group about what they achieved during their internship.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Basic experience with MATLAB / SIMULINK or similar tools.
• Possess strong ownership characteristics and commitment to achieving results on time.
• Genuine interest in mechatronics engineering and analysis, as well as in developing precision systems that can perform reliably at customer sites.
• High-energy, quick study with flexible nature.
• Self-motivated team player with strong desire to learn and ability to handle multiple projects and tasks concurrently and with minimal guidance.

Qualifications

• Mechatronics engineering background or specialization in closely related areas such as robotics or other fields.
• Ability to derive conclusions from analyses and make practical recommendations.
• Strong technical writing and communication skills in English, including presenting results based on strong statistical evidence to audiences of a wide range of technical abilities.
• Current active students in Engineering, preferably Mechanical / Mechatronics.
• 2 years of completed college courses.