Militaristic culture, high pressure, many good opportunities and benefits
Militaristic culture, high pressure, many good opportunities and benefits
Many learning opportunities online & at work.
Benefits are reasonless and good health coverage.
Stock options, bonus.
Culture is militaristic, making it difficult to voice opinions.
It's also difficult to work with other teams and departments.
Things are very fast-paced, with a poor work-life balance.
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Applied Materials Interview Experiences
Engineering Co-Op
The interviewer was chill, but provided no feedback. He didn't ask many questions and didn't show interest in my responses. He asked some questions on the resume and followed up with some technical questions.
Mechanical Engineer
The interview process was quick. Additionally, it seemed simpler than others, but the questions felt like they did a better job filtering to the core of someone's strengths and weaknesses.
Applications Engineer
The interview process was really good, and my interviewer was very friendly. It didn't feel like the interview went for an hour. As a Materials Engineer student, he asked me about my project and material characterization techniques like SEM and XRD.
Engineering Co-Op
United StatesOctober 30, 2025The interviewer was chill, but provided no feedback. He didn't ask many questions and didn't show interest in my responses. He asked some questions on the resume and followed up with some technical questions.
Mechanical Engineer
United StatesOctober 16, 2025The interview process was quick. Additionally, it seemed simpler than others, but the questions felt like they did a better job filtering to the core of someone's strengths and weaknesses.
Applications Engineer
Bhubaneshwar, Odisha, IndiaOctober 1, 2025The interview process was really good, and my interviewer was very friendly. It didn't feel like the interview went for an hour. As a Materials Engineer student, he asked me about my project and material characterization techniques like SEM and XRD.
