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Department: Machine ConditioningGroup: Infra ArchitectureProduct: next generation EUV - Low NARole:Project Architect, overall responsible architect for machine conditioning projects on next generation low NA EUV scanner. Working to guide and support team of architects, analysts, designers and developers to create new flow & thermal functionality and enable other projects within the low NA scanner domain.

Department: Machine ConditioningGroup: Infra ArchitectureProduct: EUV - High NARole:Sub-system Architect responsible for high performance water architecture of high NA EUV scanner. Working on conceptualizing, detailing and validating system architecture to support performance requirements on flow, pressure, thermal, FIV. Close collaboration with other sub-systems, design teams, integration, electrical & software development and suppliers.

Department: Environmental Control & Infrastructure (EC&I) EUVGroup: System Infrastructure Roles:Module architect development of new hardware to support future ASML product:Performance specification and validation, conceptual and hardware design, test specification for design validation.Main deliverable owner (MDO) of new hardware to support future ASML product:Hardware project lead, supplier management, internal stakeholder management, project planning.Main deliverable owner (MDO) F&T for current EUV source:Hardware project lead for multiple hardware deliverables, supplier management, alignment on hardware design (internally/externally), factory support on deliverables, change management, project planning, supplier support.

Experimental project on behave of Royal Dutch Shell on enhanced oil recovery using novel non-Newtonian viscoelastic surfactant fluids. Achieved goal of increasing incremental oil recovery at reduced volume of injected fluid during secondery oil recovery. Published 4 journal papers with another 1 papers nearly ready for publication.

Coach BSc. and MSc. students during end-projects. Supervise and assist with BSc. and MSc. courses on oil recovery and process technology.

Full-time (100% FTE) job. Continuation of graduation project on heterogeneous nucleation of carbon dioxide in a high pressure low temperature experimental setup designed and constructed during graduation.

Mentor and coach groups of 8 first year students during various first year projects at mechanical engineering

Internship research on using chemicals to change flow behavior of water in oil reservoirs to increase production.