Applications Development Engineer Interview Experience - India
Process
I had applied my CV in their website and after 1 month I got a call from them. Then they fixed the 1st round interview date and time 2 days later. Then on the interview date they called me from CA, US and they interviewed me for 30 mins. After clearing 1st round then there will be 2nd round interview will be held.
Questions
Tell me the most stressful situation on your previous work
You have got a paper tea cup. What are the different ways you can utilize it ?
You have to tell a lay man/child what is a computer is? How u will describe them the computer without using any technical word?
Tell me something about your work that u r doing in your MS?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 23 interview experiences for the KLA Applications Development Engineer role in India.
Success Rate
KLA's interview process for their Applications Development Engineer roles in India is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for KLA's Applications Development Engineer interview process in India.
KLA Work Experiences
- 2.0Think carefully about your career path before taking jobApplications Development Engineer • Current EmployeeMilpitas, CaliforniaApril 4, 2016Pros: There are opportunities to move within the company, although they are competitiveCons: As an applications engineer, you are treated as expendable and will be abused. There is an issue with developing valuable skills.
- 4.0Good work culture, Opportunities to travelApplications Development Engineer • Current EmployeeSingaporeJuly 3, 2022Pros: Fun and exciting work Got to travel overseas to support overseas clientsCons: You might be given short notice to travel.
- 3.0High tech - low workApplications Development Engineer • Former EmployeeMilpitas, CaliforniaJanuary 9, 2015Pros: The technology is awesome, and KLA is a market leader. The work is interesting in the initial 1-2 years, applications engineering is a lot of travel - which again, is fun initially.Cons: Jobs get repetitive - there is only so much you can learn about a tool. Travel is endless - 85% travel is expected. If you don't want to travel, there are people in India and China happy to do it, so your job is easily expendable. The politics in the applications group can be annoying, and the managers are not necessarily chosen on merit.
