Mechatronics Engineer Interview Experience - Wilton, Connecticut
Process
Phone interviews with two managers, then an onsite interview in Wilton, CT. The onsite interview included 9 one-on-one interviews that were 30 minutes each, and an hour and a half tour of the clean room facilities with three engineers.
Questions
Most questions were about personal engineering/teamwork experiences, what you look for in a company, and general soft skills. There were almost no technical questions.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 7 interview experiences for the ASML Mechatronics Engineer role in Wilton, Connecticut.
Success Rate
ASML's interview process for their Mechatronics Engineer roles in Wilton, Connecticut is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having good feelings for ASML's Mechatronics Engineer interview process in Wilton, Connecticut.
ASML Work Experiences
- 3.0Good company, bad payMechatronics Engineer • Current EmployeeWilton, Connecticut, United StatesJanuary 3, 2025Pros: Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. Good work culture. Very nice managers and colleagues. Everyone is well-educated and helpful.Cons: Salary is very low compared to competitors and the onsite location. Not too challenging. Hire mostly engineers with PhDs or Master's degrees to do very simple tasks that don't require that much education, which makes it frustrating and quite frankly less exciting. Job/Salary progression is very slow.
- 4.0Great technology, average pay and work-life balanceMechatronics Engineer • Current EmployeeWilton, Connecticut, United StatesOctober 30, 2024Pros: Groundbreaking technology and lots of scope for learning and growing in the organization.Cons: Work-life balance is not great, and pay could be more competitive.
- 5.0Nice Place, Small RoleMechatronics Engineer • Former EmployeeWilton, Connecticut, United StatesMarch 15, 2021Pros: Wilton is a nice place. It has good benefits and colleagues.Cons: Very large company. Each person's role sometimes feels very small.
