Eray Uzgoren is a Vacuum Systems Product Architect with 10 years of experience and over eight years at ASML, where he leads vacuum-flow architecture across multiple critical sub-modules to drive system KPI improvements in temperature, pressure and cycle time. He combines deep academic rigor—a PhD in Aerospace Engineering and a background as a university professor—with hands-on industrial delivery, proving automated flow switching and optimizing setpoints under production constraints. Known for aligning cross-functional teams and structured issue resolution, he maintains architectural integrity while improving availability and throughput of complex vacuum systems. Beyond product work, he has authored computational fluid dynamics code in FORTRAN and is migrating it to an object-oriented design, reflecting a practical mix of legacy numerical methods and modern software engineering. Based in Eindhoven, he brings rarefied gas flow expertise and a track record of translating advanced research into robust production solutions.
11 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
BS Mechanical Engineering, BS Mechanical Engineering at Orta Doğu Teknik Üniversitesi / Middle East Technical University
PhD Aerospace Engineering, PhD Aerospace Engineering at University of Florida
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