I saw ASML at an on-campus job fair and sat down with two hiring managers, one for design and one for manufacturing.
After this, the recruiter contacted me to bring me on-site to Wilton, where I interviewed for the manufacturing position (see title).
I spent the day meeting with different levels of individuals, including people who would be my co-workers and several higher-ups.
Everyone I interviewed with was very professional and friendly. I really felt as though they wanted me to be happy, engaged, and successful if I chose to work with them.
After the on-site portion, there was a follow-up from the recruiter about one week later to get my 'feel'.
After another two weeks, he called to update me on the hiring status (would probably make an offer), but by then I had a change of plans, so I removed myself from consideration for this position.
Am I a hands-on person or an abstract problem solver?
The following metrics were computed from 6 interview experiences for the ASML Production Engineer role in Wilton, Connecticut.
ASML's interview process for their Production Engineer roles in Wilton, Connecticut is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for ASML's Production Engineer interview process in Wilton, Connecticut.