For Selina, glass is a true miracle substance. As an optical technician at ZEISS, she makes sure that the surfaces of lenses are produced with nanometer precision. An important task. For Selina's glass lenses then go on to be incorporated into ZEISS lithography objectives from the semiconductor segment. These play a key role in global digitalization. After all, 80 percent of all microchips worldwide are currently produced with lithography optics provided by our strategic partner ASML from the Netherlands. The key element of the wafer scanners are lithography optics from ZEISS.
ZEISS is the world's largest supplier capable of producing lenses precise to the nanometer. "And because this high degree of accuracy is required in the production of state-of-the-art microchips, we at ZEISS have a great responsibility," declares Selina, adding: "Without the lithography objectives by ZEISS, digitalization as we know it wouldn't be possible." And an important part of these lithography objectives – the lens – is processed by Selina.