It's a fun place to work. I think work-life balance is appreciated. Pay is slightly above average for the entire bell curve. The company has a complete monopoly in EUV photolithography. Your job is likely secured for the next 8 years unless you severely underperform.
The company moves very slowly because it is very process-driven. Everyone quotes "it's not our WoW" as an excuse to not do work, even if it doesn't make any sense if you really think about it.
HR phone interview, HR Zoom interview, interview in person with 2 team managers and 1 engineer for a tag-team style drilling of proficiency and troubleshooting scenarios and how you dealt with certain blah blahs. How relevant your experience was.
4 rounds in total. 1 HR round, 2 technical rounds, and 1 final round with the hiring manager. They did not ask too much related to technicality; they asked more questions about the engineering process and teamwork in general.
Recruiter ghosted twice and then scheduled me for on-site. On-site interview was average. Two technical and two behavioral rounds, including a presentation. Interview went well; however, I did not get an offer.
HR phone interview, HR Zoom interview, interview in person with 2 team managers and 1 engineer for a tag-team style drilling of proficiency and troubleshooting scenarios and how you dealt with certain blah blahs. How relevant your experience was.
4 rounds in total. 1 HR round, 2 technical rounds, and 1 final round with the hiring manager. They did not ask too much related to technicality; they asked more questions about the engineering process and teamwork in general.
Recruiter ghosted twice and then scheduled me for on-site. On-site interview was average. Two technical and two behavioral rounds, including a presentation. Interview went well; however, I did not get an offer.