I got a call from a recruiting firm and scheduled the phone interview with the hiring manager. I received an email for an onsite interview within a couple of hours.
The onsite interview was in Connecticut, and they flew me to JFK. Then, it was a rental car drive of around an hour.
The interview was with six people, and they were all friendly and nice, except for one who has a Ph.D. and has been working there for 10 years. He started asking about some random dynamics questions, and then when I asked him for the solution, he told me to do it as a take-home exam.
Then, when I was with my last interviewer, one previous guy gave one cheat to him, and they asked me to interview with one more person. I refused because I had to catch my flight back.
The company is pretty old-fashioned, and everyone there has been working in the same company for around 5 years.
I got a call from the recruiter after a couple of days, letting me know that because I refused the additional interview, they didn't want to go ahead with me. It was a whopping 4.5-hour interview.
Just casual questions on control systems, projects, and previous experience.
The following metrics were computed from 7 interview experiences for the ASML Mechatronics Engineer role in Wilton, Connecticut.
ASML's interview process for their Mechatronics Engineer roles in Wilton, Connecticut is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having good feelings for ASML's Mechatronics Engineer interview process in Wilton, Connecticut.