Engineer - Wafer Sustaining Interview Experience - Bloomington, Minnesota
Process
The first round was with two managers. It was pretty easy and they just wanted to know about college and interest in the position. The second interview was three 30-minute interviews with two managers and the engineering team. Half of the manager interview questions were riddles. Also, D shift gets a 15% shift differential, so be sure to account for that when negotiating salary.
Questions
Q: Have you ever hated one of your previous jobs?
Q: If you could be any animal, what would it be and why?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Seagate Technology Engineer - Wafer Sustaining role in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Success Rate
Seagate Technology's interview process for their Engineer - Wafer Sustaining roles in Bloomington, Minnesota is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Seagate Technology's Engineer - Wafer Sustaining interview process in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Seagate Technology Work Experiences
- 3.0Employee reviewSr. Engineer • Former EmployeePuneMarch 11, 2025Pros: Very good company to learn as a fresher or internCons: Financial stability is a main concern in this company.
- 2.0Big tech company with little employee valueIndustrial Engineer • Current EmployeeMarch 28, 2024Pros: Clean and sociable environment. Great for graduates to learn and grow.Cons: Salaries are below market average, and the company is not proactive regarding employee compensation packages.
- 4.0Good benefits and work-life balance, but complex factory to navigateIndustrial Engineer • Current EmployeeBloomington, MNApril 7, 2026Pros: - Benefits are good - Work/life balanceCons: A technical and complex factory.
