Ambitious Projects, Bureaucratic Woes
Ambitious Projects, Bureaucratic Woes
- Ambitious projects.
- Lots of learning opportunities.
- Overgrown bureaucracy,
- Poor onboarding experience,
- Agile ways of working, which apply poorly to hardware development.
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ASML Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineer
The 1st phone interview was a breeze. The recruiter made me more interested in the position and the company. The second interview, however, was a train wreck. They asked me about 20-25 questions in less than half an hour, mainly electrical (I am a me
Mechanical Engineer
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.
Mechanical Engineer
It was normal conversation, as expected. They asked if you had an affinity for the subject, but they also asked about your personal hobbies etc. They also asked about your education and what you had done there.
Mechanical Engineer
United StatesJuly 25, 2017The 1st phone interview was a breeze. The recruiter made me more interested in the position and the company. The second interview, however, was a train wreck. They asked me about 20-25 questions in less than half an hour, mainly electrical (I am a me
Mechanical Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesJanuary 1, 2023I 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.
Mechanical Engineer
Veldhoven, North Brabant, NetherlandsNovember 1, 2023It was normal conversation, as expected. They asked if you had an affinity for the subject, but they also asked about your personal hobbies etc. They also asked about your education and what you had done there.
