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To: niek who wrote (1130)	6/8/2006 9:08:49 AM
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ASML Launches Virtual Cleanroom to Attract World's Best Engineering Talent Jun 8, 2006 VELDHOVEN, the Netherlands, Jun 08, 2006 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- ASML Holding NV (ASML) announced today the launch of its English-language virtual cleanroom Web site, careers.asml.com . The virtual cleanroom gives prospective ASML engineering talent a behind-the-scenes view of the company's technology operations and the opportunity to hear what current employees say about a career with ASML. The Web site guides visitors through the various elements of ASML tool development, including imaging, architecture and integration, stages, measurement systems and software. Each section educates visitors about the technology in use and includes commentary from employees about how people can apply their skills to ASML projects. "Engineers and scientists flourish at ASML because we allow them to nurture their ideas and give them the resources they need to bring their concepts to life," said Bauke Broersma, Senior Vice President, Human Resources & Operations Worldwide, ASML. "There's no better way to learn than to gain first hand experience with a company that is leading in innovation and customer satisfaction. Our virtual cleanroom is an advanced mode of communicating with the world's best talent, who can see for themselves what daily life at ASML is really like - and what career possibilities may be of interest to them."