Cutting-edge work
Cutting-edge work
Smart people, an engaging environment, and new technology.
The process is slow, and the way of working can be annoying.
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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
Software Engineer
Very long (almost 2.5 hours), technical interview with different interviewers in a series. The first interview was kind of a warm-up, the second and third got tougher. There was no break in between. Questions ranged from general data structures to mi
Software Engineer
This was a contract position a staffing agency got in touch with me about. The phone screen was scheduled fast. It was questions about experience on the resume and general C questions, such as: * How do we allocate memory? * How do we free memory? *
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
Software Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesJune 1, 2023Very long (almost 2.5 hours), technical interview with different interviewers in a series. The first interview was kind of a warm-up, the second and third got tougher. There was no break in between. Questions ranged from general data structures to mi
Software Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesOctober 1, 2017This was a contract position a staffing agency got in touch with me about. The phone screen was scheduled fast. It was questions about experience on the resume and general C questions, such as: * How do we allocate memory? * How do we free memory? *
