Best Company to start a professional career
Best Company to start a professional career
- Plenty of opportunities to acquire new skills and to gain new knowledge by working with state-of-the-art semiconductor chip manufacturing technologies and with talented people from different fields/countries.
- Good work-life balance.
- Opportunities to move to different groups or roles within the company.
- Great higher management team.
No major downsides. Average pay compared to other semiconductor-related companies in Bangalore.
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Applied Materials Interview Experiences
Applications Development Engineer
A written test was conducted, and I was interviewed after one month. The interview was casual, but pretty much technical. I was asked about the project I am working on and other details in the resume.
Software Engineer Intern
Had 3 rounds: 1. Assessment (technical+aptitude) Had questions on code snippets (C++), questions on OOPs, OS, and DSA, and aptitude. 2. Written DSA round Easy to medium level LeetCode questions, but no STL was allowed. 3. Technical round (OOPs+OS+
Applications Engineer
4 rounds of interview, 3 technical, 1 HR. In general, they take 3 rounds: 2 tech, 1 HR. One round was the most difficult, with mostly core-based questions. The rest of the questions were basic and answerable.
Applications Development Engineer
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaDecember 1, 2016A written test was conducted, and I was interviewed after one month. The interview was casual, but pretty much technical. I was asked about the project I am working on and other details in the resume.
Software Engineer Intern
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 1, 2025Had 3 rounds: 1. Assessment (technical+aptitude) Had questions on code snippets (C++), questions on OOPs, OS, and DSA, and aptitude. 2. Written DSA round Easy to medium level LeetCode questions, but no STL was allowed. 3. Technical round (OOPs+OS+
Applications Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 1, 20214 rounds of interview, 3 technical, 1 HR. In general, they take 3 rounds: 2 tech, 1 HR. One round was the most difficult, with mostly core-based questions. The rest of the questions were basic and answerable.
