STMicroelectronics Employer Reviews

good work culture, my work involves silicon validation of mixed signal IPs. management is full supportive. most hardest & enjoyable part is debugging.

every day full of new and interesting stuff to work on
new OSs, new customers, developers all over the world
the management do not tight your hands and do not cut your initiatives
co-workers are very friendly and professional
always on the top of modern technology

Daily routine at work
Learned to communicate to different people
Management are very helpful for their employess
Love to work with my co workers

While the job was interesting, management was cheap and failed to provide adequate training for It seemed a waste spend the amount of money on a precise measuring tool just to fall short and not provide the instruction on it's operation.

- To Develop and to control microchips wafers

- I learned to work in team and respect deadlines

- To manage chain processes

- Co-workers young and helpful

- The hardest part of job was being a shift worker (4 turns of 6 hours day and night)

- The most enjoyable part was to collaborate with dynamics colleagues, always available to give a hand.

Very good company ,management created working environment like at home

Attend morning planning meeting to determine goals for the day. Relay the goals to the team and plan course of action for priorities of the day. Review goals from previous day and deal with action to get goals accomplished without affecting present day goals. Review budget with finance group and adjust accordingly. Hardest part of the job was tyrying – more... to manage inventory without getting stuck with overstock items. Best part of the job was work group I managed. Very highly motivated group with minimal supervision required for daily activity – less

I loved my job here and advanced several times. Management was great and the work hours were fair. I would have finished out my career here had the company not shut down and moved to Singapore.

Very challenging workplace, having to learn and service new equipment along with my experienced area of equipment maintenance. Work shifts overlap in some cases for passdown of vital ongoing equipment repairs to assist production teams meet/exceed production goals so there was always a new challenge each day. In any case working with teams from different – more... departments each day was enjoyable as we all worked as a team making us all close just like family, including management. It was a great place to work as the company had ongoing trainning programs that I was able to draw new skills from and further add to my contribution to the companies end goals. The hardest part of the job was to work on multiple tools at the same time so tool sharing and utilization of operators when it was there tool being worked on to instruct them in assisting with the repairs to complete the work and allow it to be released back to production quickly and allow time to complete other tool sets as well for release to production. Working here was always challenging as that seemed to be typical, but I was always up for the challenge so I enjoyed what I did. – less

An average day consisted of answering help desk calls, network server daily backups, account administration and being the administrative support to the Information Technology Department.

Typical day: Arrive to my work station, log in to the computers, and check with management if I was to start my day preparing orders or logging in freight shipment into the inventory system. If I was prepping orders I'd receive my invoices and input my data in the system which would ship out the parts (Semiconductors) and amount required to fill the – more... order. From there I would pick and pack then sign off on my orders. Then supplies were staged according to shipping.

What I learned: Computer skills, how to be detail orientated and work in a timely manner. To be accountable for my work and actions.

Management: Management was awesome and very organized.

Co workers: My Co workers were great and very competitive.

Hardest part of job: There was no room for error and dealing with very expensive orders.

Most enjoyable part of job: Working with a great staff – less

I did Memory Validation and Evaluation .
Good Managment and envirnment too.

I've been in the Semiconductor industry for over 20 years and the 6.5 years that I spent with ST were some of the best I have had. They had a weight room, ping pong table, and had company picnics for all shifts in the site parking lot. The Christmas party's had open bar and they gave away great gifts. The bonus program was a very profitable program – more... for both the company and employees. I wish had stayed in the US. – less

I started there as a recent military vet. it was a great change of pace. Good work enviorment great co workers and supervisors.The best job i ever had.

Great teamworking enviroment, great benefits, but sadly closed.

I really enjoyed working here. Has got good brand value. Overall a nice phase in my career.

ST is a very good employer. Benefits and compensation are above average and the corporation is very focused on environmental issues and being a good corporate citizen.

This company has overall good social and family values, but very bad advancement and promotion possibilities, tight budget and way too strict (i.e. almost zero) budget for trainings and courses. No courses at all in fact.

_ Quality control of production
_ Control all treatments machines
_resolve and treatment of all issues and problem in the production

Great to work in a high tech company.
Being challenged by famous mobile company and other industries.