Micron Technology

Equipment Engineer Interview Experience - Singapore

July 1, 2017

Positive ExperienceNo Offer

Process

I was interviewed for the Scanner position (Lithography).

Had a logical reasoning test first.

The interview was conducted by a Senior Manager.

He gave real examples and tested my decision-making skills.

Questions

How long will you stay in this company?

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 9 interview experiences for the Micron Technology Equipment Engineer role in Singapore.

Success Rate

33%

Pass Rate

Micron Technology's interview process for their Equipment Engineer roles in Singapore is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.

Experience Rating

Positive67%

Neutral22%

Negative11%

Candidates reported having very good feelings for Micron Technology's Equipment Engineer interview process in Singapore.

Micron Technology Work Experiences

Good place to earn money

Equipment Engineer • Current Employee

January 20, 2026

Pros: Lots of RSU and good career progression.

Cons: Can be a bit demanding. Office politics is on the next level.

Good place to earn money

Equipment Engineer • Current Employee

January 20, 2026

Pros: Lots of RSU and good career progression.

Cons: Can be a bit demanding. Office politics is on the next level.

Used to be great, but things are going downhill

Equipment Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: Really big company. Pay is above average, and there is a good work atmosphere.

Cons: It is starting to get really messy after starting to buy and merge different companies. Tools have doubled during my years of service, but managers don't seem to want to add any workforce. New policies are weird, and bonuses are unpromising.

Used to be great, but things are going downhill

Equipment Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: Really big company. Pay is above average, and there is a good work atmosphere.

Cons: It is starting to get really messy after starting to buy and merge different companies. Tools have doubled during my years of service, but managers don't seem to want to add any workforce. New policies are weird, and bonuses are unpromising.

Good company

Equipment Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: People oriented, good leave, and FMLA.

Cons: Workload, low headcount, and politics

Equipment Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: People oriented, good leave, and FMLA.

Cons: Workload, low headcount, and politics

Good place to earn money

Equipment Engineer • Current Employee

January 20, 2026

Pros: Lots of RSU and good career progression.

Cons: Can be a bit demanding. Office politics is on the next level.

4.0
Good place to earn money
Equipment Engineer • Current Employee
Batu Kawan
January 20, 2026
Pros: Lots of RSU and good career progression.
Cons: Can be a bit demanding. Office politics is on the next level.

Used to be great, but things are going downhill

Equipment Engineer • Former Employee

Pros: Really big company. Pay is above average, and there is a good work atmosphere.

Cons: It is starting to get really messy after starting to buy and merge different companies. Tools have doubled during my years of service, but managers don't seem to want to add any workforce. New policies are weird, and bonuses are unpromising.

3.0
Used to be great, but things are going downhill
Equipment Engineer • Former Employee
Taichung
March 8, 2025
Pros: Really big company. Pay is above average, and there is a good work atmosphere.
Cons: It is starting to get really messy after starting to buy and merge different companies. Tools have doubled during my years of service, but managers don't seem to want to add any workforce. New policies are weird, and bonuses are unpromising.

Good company

Equipment Engineer • Current Employee

Pros: People oriented, good leave, and FMLA.

Cons: Workload, low headcount, and politics

3.0
Good company
Equipment Engineer • Current Employee
Boise, ID
May 13, 2024
Pros: People oriented, good leave, and FMLA.
Cons: Workload, low headcount, and politics

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