Diverse environment, hard challenges, and work/life balance.
Things move very slowly.
It's a big company to navigate.
The interview process was good. They mainly asked about what was on my resume. The managers care about how you treat the team, which is good. Be prepared to answer anything regarding your resume and past work experience.
A lot of interviews were taken, and the process was smooth. It could have been shorter. There wasn't too much technicality during the interview process; it focused more on troubleshooting strategies, methods, and relevant experiences as a mechanical
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)
The interview process was good. They mainly asked about what was on my resume. The managers care about how you treat the team, which is good. Be prepared to answer anything regarding your resume and past work experience.
A lot of interviews were taken, and the process was smooth. It could have been shorter. There wasn't too much technicality during the interview process; it focused more on troubleshooting strategies, methods, and relevant experiences as a mechanical
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)