Career Symposium

The symposium consists of three lectures of 45 minutes each, given by representatives of the participating company. After the symposium, there are free pizzas and drinks available for all participants. This is the perfect opportunity to ask any questions you might have to the company speakers.

The planning is as follows:
15:15 - 16:00: TBD
16:15 - 17:00: TBD
17:15 - 18:00: Talk by ASML
18:00 - 20:00: Free drinks reception with free pizzas!

For mathematics bachelor students: one can hand in a summary of one of the talks at the symposium for the “Caleidoscooplezing”. 

About TNO
“Science and innovation at the frontline” is the slogan of the unit Defence, Safety and Security of TNO. As part of an independent (non-profit) research institute, our mission is to support safety and security personnel through applied scientific research. During this talk I will discuss the working culture at TNO and share some of our work that made headlines.

About ASML
ASML is a high-tech company headquartered in Veldhoven, the Netherlands. We manufacture complex lithography systems that chipmakers use to produce microchips. Every day, you use electronics that our machines help make possible. In the past three decades, we have grown from a small startup into a multinational company with a team of over 44,000 people and annual net sales of €28.3 billion in 2024.
Behind our innovations you’ll find our researchers, engineers, manufacturing specialists, and our high-tech hardware and software experts, who all work at the edge of what’s technologically possible.
We invest around €4.3 billion annually on R&D, meaning our teams have the freedom, support and resources to experiment, test and push the boundaries of technology. They own their work and collaborate in close-knit, multidisciplinary teams, listening to and learning from each other.

If you are planning on coming, please click on the button above. It is completely free! For this event, it is not required to speak Dutch or be a member of A–Eskwadraat, as long as you are a physics and/or mathematics student, or recent graduate.