Overall, a good company and place to work!
Overall, a good company and place to work!
Smart colleague, complicated product which gives you plenty of options to learn and sharpen your knowledge. Exciting product.
Company cares about the employees. Specially if you are struggling with tight deadlines or very hard work, your manager or project lead may step in and help!
Good culture. Overall, a good company with good people. (I had a manager who helped a lot in all aspects; a very good professional).
Salary could be better. You need to learn how to handle tough situations, as work-life balance can sometimes be poor. The area is very expensive.
If promotion and a better compensation package were available for employees.
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ASML Interview Experiences
Production Engineer
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)
New Product Introduction Engineer
The process was pretty straightforward. I had a screening with a recruiter and then a Zoom call with the hiring manager, which was very straightforward. It was more of a conversation, and I liked it because they did not follow any specific format.
Production Engineer
This is for the optical alignment and metrology competency. Pre-screening with HR coordinator, one-on-one with a manager, round two interview with a panel of managers in the manufacturing department.
Production Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesApril 1, 2017I 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)
New Product Introduction Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesApril 1, 2023The process was pretty straightforward. I had a screening with a recruiter and then a Zoom call with the hiring manager, which was very straightforward. It was more of a conversation, and I liked it because they did not follow any specific format.
Production Engineer
Wilton, Connecticut, United StatesApril 1, 2024This is for the optical alignment and metrology competency. Pre-screening with HR coordinator, one-on-one with a manager, round two interview with a panel of managers in the manufacturing department.
