Research Scientist, Multiscale Modeling Summer 2027 Intern

Tokyo Electron
Austin, Texas, United StatesPosted Sep 14, 2026
Data Science / MLSummer 2027

About the role

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Job Description

Summer 2027 Internship Duration: Monday, May 17th- August 20th, 2027 Location: Austin, TX

What You Can Expect

Meaningful Project Work: Every Intern is assigned a project that delivers value to the business. Lean Thinking: Interns are expected to apply Lean principles and continuous improvement thinking throughout their project work; Lean training and resources will be provided. Our Goal is to provide interns with meaningful, hands-on experiences that contribute to business objectives while supporting their professional development Tokyo Electron America, Inc., a subsidiary of Tokyo Electron Limited, a global multi-billion-dollar corporation and leader in the semiconductor equipment industry, is seeking research scientist interns. Tokyo Electron markets a wide range of semiconductor production equipment (SPE) products and provides outstanding service and support to semiconductor device manufacturers. TEL's world-renowned products and technologies support diverse customer needs for the manufacturing of increasingly sophisticated semiconductors. An internship at TEL is a great opportunity for a student to gain valuable experience while engaging in technically challenging projects that provide value by advancing our technology.

Position Summary

TEL is seeking a summer intern with expertise in Multiphysics modeling, transport phenomena, and computational simulation to work in the Surface Preparation System (SPS) Advanced Technology Group (ATG) located in Austin, Texas. This intern will support the development of a novel multiscale modeling framework for semiconductor wet processing applications, with a focus on connecting wafer-scale transport phenomena and nanoscale feature etching behavior.

Responsibilities

Develop physics-based models describing trans

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