Ron Hensen Email & Phone Number

Eindhoven, NB, NL

Eindhoven Area, Netherlands

Bringing metal 3D printing to the next industrialized level. Main focus is on function development of MetalFAB1 system (part-time position).

Veldhoven

Since mid 2016 I am managing a team of up to 15 engineers at ASML System and Integration department (part-time position).

Veldhoven

Since begin 2013 I am managing a team of up to 12 engineers at ASML System and Integration department (part-time position).

As of March 2011 I am responsible for the product introduction of the TwinScan NXT1950i at a major chip manufacturer located in Israёl.

In September 2009 ASML launched a new lithography system to the market, i.e., TwinScan NXT1950i. The aggressive ramp-up of this new tool to all major chip manufacturers introduced several startup challenges on both system integration level as well as mechanical/software reliability level. Due to my detailed knowledge of the new wafer stage in this tool I.

As member of the Mechatronics department I am leading a group of 9 control engineers. The team is working on the integration of the next generation wafer stage for the TwinScan lithographic system of ASML.

As a senior engineer of the mechatronical department at the Development & Engineering department of ASML, my responsibilities are to perform mechantronical feasibility and performance studies, i.e., both simulation and experimental. Moreover, advanced control strategies are developed and tested on lithographical equipment. The main focus is on the.

At DAF Trucks I have been a member of the product development department, where I was responsible the development and integration of new control features for future truck generations, such as Vehicle Stability Control (VSC), Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) and Electronic Braking System (EBS). My activities focused on both the verification and validation.

As a member of the mechatronical department at the Research & Development site of IDE, my responsibilities have been to perform mechantronical feasibility and performance studies, i.e., both simulation and experimental. Moreover, advanced control strategies have been developed and tested on mechatronical equipment. The main focus have been two-folded.