Good work-life balance, but slow progression issues
Good work-life balance, but slow progression issues
Work-life balance; Stability; Well-defined roles; Large design scope.
Slow progression; feels more like a system integrator vs a true engineering powerhouse at times; cheap on-site amenities; mismatch between hybrid policy and expectations.
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Lam Research Interview Experiences
Mechanical Engineer
I applied on their website. There was not much of a job description besides it being mechanical engineering. There was no mention of what department or what the specific duties would be. I was contacted by the manager of a specific department to set
Mechanical Engineer
Two online interviews with one onsite. For the onsite interview, I had a presentation for 1 hour, followed by 5 panel interviews. The panel interviews were a mix of behavioral and technical questions.
Mechanical Engineer
6-person panel interview, each half an hour long. Some interviews were solely technical, and others were solely behavioral. The interviewers were very focused. For one of the interviews, I had to work through a design problem.
Mechanical Engineer
United StatesOctober 8, 2015I applied on their website. There was not much of a job description besides it being mechanical engineering. There was no mention of what department or what the specific duties would be. I was contacted by the manager of a specific department to set
Mechanical Engineer
Tualatin, Oregon, United StatesJune 3, 2025Two online interviews with one onsite. For the onsite interview, I had a presentation for 1 hour, followed by 5 panel interviews. The panel interviews were a mix of behavioral and technical questions.
Mechanical Engineer
Tualatin, Oregon, United StatesJuly 23, 20246-person panel interview, each half an hour long. Some interviews were solely technical, and others were solely behavioral. The interviewers were very focused. For one of the interviews, I had to work through a design problem.
