Good company
Good company
Logic, supportive teams, and a transparency environment
Not good work-life balance, and does not pay much.
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Lam Research Interview Experiences
Product Engineer
First is a phone interview. Briefly introduce myself and my research. The manager interrupted in the middle and started asking very detailed process/fabrication-related questions. The questions were usually not something I had thought about but were
Product Engineer
Had a telephone interview for a Product Engineering position. The hiring manager was well-spoken, clear, and enthusiastic. We scheduled a follow-up call where we can discuss the job in more detail.
Product Engineer
Got an interview invite the day after I submitted my resume. First, it's a 20-minute phone screen. Got a text from HR by the end of the day, informing me that I'll be invited on-site. On-site was a 50-minute presentation about my PhD work and thre
Product Engineer
United StatesDecember 3, 2020First is a phone interview. Briefly introduce myself and my research. The manager interrupted in the middle and started asking very detailed process/fabrication-related questions. The questions were usually not something I had thought about but were
Product Engineer
Tualatin, Oregon, United StatesNovember 1, 2014Had a telephone interview for a Product Engineering position. The hiring manager was well-spoken, clear, and enthusiastic. We scheduled a follow-up call where we can discuss the job in more detail.
Product Engineer
United StatesJanuary 1, 2025Got an interview invite the day after I submitted my resume. First, it's a 20-minute phone screen. Got a text from HR by the end of the day, informing me that I'll be invited on-site. On-site was a 50-minute presentation about my PhD work and thre
