There are many talented and experienced people working together to solve the process and integration issues. Although some integration engineers cannot decide which approach is better, they want all tries, and that makes the process engineers exhausted.
There are also some efficient utilities to assist engineers in digging out useful data for troubleshooting. IT support is great.
Salaries and bonuses are much better than other companies in Taiwan (although not comparable to the big ones in US).
Too many trivial rules and unreasonably tight specs to follow, and that induces engineers to make fake data in order to pass the tool releasing to the manufacture.
Most Fab engineers do routine, trivial, and boring work every day.
Poor work-life balance for most positions (especially Fab positions), but it depends on which role you're playing.
Stop creating stupid rules to constrain your engineers.
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 5 weeks. It will have 2 interviews: * 1st interview with HR * 2nd interview with the section manager (1 from Taiwan, 1 from Japan) After that, HR decides the salary and discusses it with you.
Depends on your job scope. For engineers, they will ask questions based on your background. For managers, they will ask what kind of projects you have led before.
Test the domain knowledge and coding skills while having a normal chat. Besides, the manager will also share some info about the team, which will become the case-solving question later.
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 5 weeks. It will have 2 interviews: * 1st interview with HR * 2nd interview with the section manager (1 from Taiwan, 1 from Japan) After that, HR decides the salary and discusses it with you.
Depends on your job scope. For engineers, they will ask questions based on your background. For managers, they will ask what kind of projects you have led before.
Test the domain knowledge and coding skills while having a normal chat. Besides, the manager will also share some info about the team, which will become the case-solving question later.