Good company to work in the Bay Area.
Poor pay in the Bay Area.
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
3 rounds of technical interviews, each 1 hour long, followed by interviews with the Project Manager, Group Lead, and HR. Few rounds were easy, and a few were tough. All related to design and material.
I just got an email regarding a 30-minute phone call with an HR manager. I still have to attend it as of now. I received a questionnaire with questions like: Why ASML? My experience with troubleshooting, and glass-to-metal epoxy experience.
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
3 rounds of technical interviews, each 1 hour long, followed by interviews with the Project Manager, Group Lead, and HR. Few rounds were easy, and a few were tough. All related to design and material.
I just got an email regarding a 30-minute phone call with an HR manager. I still have to attend it as of now. I received a questionnaire with questions like: Why ASML? My experience with troubleshooting, and glass-to-metal epoxy experience.