Manufacturing Engineer Interview Experience - Manassas, Virginia
Process
I received an email from HR asking to set up a time for an interview. About 1-2 weeks after the HR screening, I received an email to set up a Skype interview. I set up the Skype interview and was interviewed by the hiring manager. Roughly 1 week from that, they offered to fly me for an onsite interview. I was not made aware that they switched what position I was interviewing for from Industrial Engineer to Manufacturing Engineer. I was then interviewed by 2 panels of 5 people each. Each panel asked me technical questions specific to the Manufacturing Engineer position. After a brutal 2-hour-long interview, I received no response until 1 month later when I received an automated response from HR saying they are no longer considering me.
Questions
One panel showed me an empty graph with cycle time on the x-axis and WIP storage on the y-axis. They asked me to draw out the general shape of the graph.
As cycle time decreases, does WIP increase or decrease?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Micron Technology Manufacturing Engineer role in Manassas, Virginia.
Success Rate
Micron Technology's interview process for their Manufacturing Engineer roles in Manassas, Virginia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Micron Technology's Manufacturing Engineer interview process in Manassas, Virginia.
Micron Technology Work Experiences
- 1.0Worst Place to WorkManufacturing Engineer • Former EmployeeSingaporeApril 19, 2024Pros: Honestly, there is nothing good to talk about.Cons: Worst type of colleagues, supervisors, and management you can ever have in the company. Everyone focuses more on covering their backs and scoring goals rather than doing actual work to benefit the company. Hours and hours spent on meetings to find someone to blame a problem on when the time could have been used to solve the problem instead. Too many family and friends working here together in the same department; if you’re not part of the group, be prepared to do everyone else’s work while others take the credit for it.
- 4.0Micron engineerManufacturing Engineer • Former EmployeeSingaporeSeptember 3, 2024Pros: Good overall benefits in general.Cons: Poor work life balance, depending on your department.
- 3.0MediocreManufacturing Engineer • Current EmployeeSingaporeMarch 11, 2024Pros: Things move really fast here.Cons: Didn't really learn any concrete skills in my department. Everyone here just escalates and highlights any issues that could potentially jeopardise our business. That's it. It is good for retirement, and bad for growth.
