Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
Interesting tech, very international workplace with opportunity to travel.
Lots of bureaucracy, slow career development.
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ASML Interview Experiences
Controls Engineer
First, a 30-minute conversation with the hiring manager about my experiences and interests. Second, a 4.5-hour interview. The first hour was a presentation with a Q&A. The remaining 3.5 hours were a series of 2-on-1 interviews with the audience memb
Controls Engineer
Very long, repeated interviews with the same person. The last round included a presentation followed by six one-on-ones. They could have informed you much earlier, before the final round, if you weren't in consideration.
Software Engineer
I had to record myself on their platform and answer a couple of questions. The questions were all non-technical. Things like, "How do you go about resolving conflict?"
Controls Engineer
United StatesApril 1, 2022First, a 30-minute conversation with the hiring manager about my experiences and interests. Second, a 4.5-hour interview. The first hour was a presentation with a Q&A. The remaining 3.5 hours were a series of 2-on-1 interviews with the audience memb
Controls Engineer
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesApril 1, 2021Very long, repeated interviews with the same person. The last round included a presentation followed by six one-on-ones. They could have informed you much earlier, before the final round, if you weren't in consideration.
Software Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJune 23, 2024I had to record myself on their platform and answer a couple of questions. The questions were all non-technical. Things like, "How do you go about resolving conflict?"
