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.
Upgrade Project Engineer
The process was 7+ hours long, with one PPT session. Though I had very good knowledge of their brilliant system, I did not get the job. There are lots of talented and amazing personalities at ASML. I love their work culture, and they are very friend
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.
Upgrade Project Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2019The process was 7+ hours long, with one PPT session. Though I had very good knowledge of their brilliant system, I did not get the job. There are lots of talented and amazing personalities at ASML. I love their work culture, and they are very friend
