Work culture
Work culture
You get to work with a lot of smart people. The work-life balance, however, is subject to the manager.
There is plenty of opportunity to innovate as well.
Work timing is flexible, but this comes with the adage of night meetings.
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Lam Research Interview Experiences
Product Engineer
Initial phone screenings, one with HR to describe the role and one with an engineer who asked more technical questions, led to an invitation for a day-long on-site interview. This consisted of: * 8 separate ~45-minute long interviews (mostly with
Mechanical Engineer II
1. Applied online on their website. 2. Behavioral phone interview with HR after 1.5 months. 3. Technical phone interview (resume-based) by the hiring manager two days later. 4. Onsite technical interview from 10 AM to 4 PM with 10 interviewers, two d
Product Engineer
Short and efficient. It only takes two phone interviews (30-60 minutes long) and a final online interview (one day long). People are friendly, and the whole process is fine. I would recommend this company.
Product Engineer
Fremont, California, United StatesApril 1, 2016Initial phone screenings, one with HR to describe the role and one with an engineer who asked more technical questions, led to an invitation for a day-long on-site interview. This consisted of: * 8 separate ~45-minute long interviews (mostly with
Mechanical Engineer II
Tualatin, Oregon, United StatesOctober 1, 20171. Applied online on their website. 2. Behavioral phone interview with HR after 1.5 months. 3. Technical phone interview (resume-based) by the hiring manager two days later. 4. Onsite technical interview from 10 AM to 4 PM with 10 interviewers, two d
Product Engineer
Fremont, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2021Short and efficient. It only takes two phone interviews (30-60 minutes long) and a final online interview (one day long). People are friendly, and the whole process is fine. I would recommend this company.
