Exciting Lithography, Slow Hr
Exciting Lithography, Slow Hr
Exciting projects and many opportunities to learn about the currently growing lithography machine field.
Very good pay for the location the internship is held in.
The manager could have been more proactive in communicating with the intern about career advancement and career opportunities at ASML.
HR is extremely slow to respond, and there seems to be a lack of communication between managers of other departments and HR. I first received a request for an interview in November, which wasn't scheduled until January, and my offer didn't arrive until March.
While there is relocation assistance (about $2k), no assistance was provided in actually finding housing. The university housing that was available nearby was not available for the whole duration of the internship, resulting in many interns having to find their own housing situation in the final weeks or so.
Connecticut as a location is non-ideal, with very little nightlife and sort of bad food options.
Make an effort to actually reach out to interns and communicate with them about career advancement opportunities, instead of treating them as an afterthought.
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ASML Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Relaxed, not extremely technical. Spoke with 5 team members. Two interviews total. Learned about the company, team, projects, location, and style of work and collaboration. Worked with the manager to identify a role on his team that would be a good m
Engineering Technician
On-site interview, friendly interviewers. They were open to elaborating and gave a very thorough plant tour. They introduced me to several people working in the position. The interview was about 1 hour long.
Embedded Software Engineer
First, a phone screening of basic C questions. Then, a face-to-face interview with three engineers. This interview included C questions, resume-based questions, and real-time problems. Mostly, it was questions about previous projects.
Software Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesMarch 9, 2024Relaxed, not extremely technical. Spoke with 5 team members. Two interviews total. Learned about the company, team, projects, location, and style of work and collaboration. Worked with the manager to identify a role on his team that would be a good m
Engineering Technician
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesJune 1, 2024On-site interview, friendly interviewers. They were open to elaborating and gave a very thorough plant tour. They introduced me to several people working in the position. The interview was about 1 hour long.
Embedded Software Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesApril 18, 2018First, a phone screening of basic C questions. Then, a face-to-face interview with three engineers. This interview included C questions, resume-based questions, and real-time problems. Mostly, it was questions about previous projects.
