I have learned technical engineering and got many things from the company. I like my company.
I think there are no cons to my company yet. I will update it later.
Remote interview on Microsoft Teams. Tough questions, with some personality and some technical-based. They will ask about your knowledge/familiarity with their products. Overall, it is a challenging but typical interview process.
Slowly is how I would describe the process for me. Right after my PhD, I applied with an open application. I was told that there were no positions. Again, I tried to apply through an agency. ASML told them that they could not let me apply twice for
The interview was straightforward. They will ask you what you know about ASML and why you want to work there. Then, they may move into technical questions about kinematics, vibrations, and maybe design. Honestly, the interviewer seemed bored the whol
Remote interview on Microsoft Teams. Tough questions, with some personality and some technical-based. They will ask about your knowledge/familiarity with their products. Overall, it is a challenging but typical interview process.
Slowly is how I would describe the process for me. Right after my PhD, I applied with an open application. I was told that there were no positions. Again, I tried to apply through an agency. ASML told them that they could not let me apply twice for
The interview was straightforward. They will ask you what you know about ASML and why you want to work there. Then, they may move into technical questions about kinematics, vibrations, and maybe design. Honestly, the interviewer seemed bored the whol