Good benefits. International company. A lot of opportunities.
A lot of administration. More calls than engineering.
I saw ASML at an on-campus job fair and sat down with two hiring managers, one for design and one for manufacturing. After this, the recruiter contacted me to bring me on-site to Wilton, where I interviewed for the manufacturing position (see title)
There were three interviews in total: one telephonic and two virtual meetings. The initial phone call was with an HR representative, whose questions mainly were on the motivations behind the application. The main focus of the other two interviews (
The interviewee focused more on the company than my ability to perform. His questions were mainly about the company. I did not enjoy this, as we did not even touch upon my skills and qualities. He decided to end the interview early.
I saw ASML at an on-campus job fair and sat down with two hiring managers, one for design and one for manufacturing. After this, the recruiter contacted me to bring me on-site to Wilton, where I interviewed for the manufacturing position (see title)
There were three interviews in total: one telephonic and two virtual meetings. The initial phone call was with an HR representative, whose questions mainly were on the motivations behind the application. The main focus of the other two interviews (
The interviewee focused more on the company than my ability to perform. His questions were mainly about the company. I did not enjoy this, as we did not even touch upon my skills and qualities. He decided to end the interview early.