Initially, there was a telephone screening interview that I easily passed and had a strong feeling I was a high match. They then flew me into NYC, got a car rental, drove to Norwalk, CT, and stayed at a hotel overnight. Then I was interviewed the next morning by three members over two hours. One was a software manager, another a test team lead, and the third a senior test team member. They explained the interviewers are randomly selected, so it's not the same for each candidate. There was no written test, and even for the verbal questions, I didn't need to use the whiteboard. The first interviewer, the manager, was more about explaining what they do and why I was being interviewed, but he did not go into detail. The second was the test team lead, and he asked detailed technical questions, mostly if I could explain testing methodologies and how I would approach their testing effort. The third interviewer was less detailed, and the questions were more broad-based. I had the afternoon free as my flight left late that night. But as I left for the airport at 4:30 PM, I received a call from the recruiter informing me I was not selected for the contract position. The feedback was both cryptic and confusing, so I believe I did not land it because I work on embedded systems, whereas they work on large-scale server-style software systems. I was not a close enough match.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the ASML Software Test Engineer role in Wilton, Connecticut.
ASML's interview process for their Software Test Engineer roles in Wilton, Connecticut is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for ASML's Software Test Engineer interview process in Wilton, Connecticut.