New Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at ECPI University (expected December 2027), with a strong foundation in Precision Machining Technology from Henry Abbott Technical High School. Current role as WF EXE MFG TMM2 CCW nights Technician at ASML I contribute to troubleshooting and supporting ASML’s latest cutting-edge advanced EUV lithography systems. My job is primarily to run contamination, diagnostic, and qualification tests. As well as handling cooling systems, electrical cabinets, and gas distribution. With my main role being troubleshooting I am actively honing my problem solving skills every day while collaborating with others. Previous hands-on roles include CNC operation, manual machining, customer service, quality control, and assembly work, which have built a solid technical foundation. While also building strong soft skills in communication, problem solving, conflict resolution, adaptability, and dependability. My aspirations in the following years are to get my mechanical engineering bachelors as well as get my masters in mechatronics. Get CNC certified and pursue a long-term career in the semiconductor industry. While remaining passionate about problem-solving, technical innovation, and collaboration. I am eager to learn committed to continuous learning and growth, looking forward to see where this industry take
Troubleshooting ASML's newest business line EXE. Helping drive lithography!
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