ASML Careers and Employment

High tech is high tech because of companies such as ASML. Leadership is extremely strong and largely in touch with reality. Generally, people associate themselves positively with ASML.

Process Engineer in Wilton CT

on September 3, 2021

Common workplace

I worked at ASML as a PE for 3 years.So far I can say that management at Wilton campus (specially talking about building 77) can see better days in doing they work properly to increase plant performance and employe effectiveness.Management wants get the job done. Most of “fresh baked from college” engineers know how to talk a lot but didn’t know how to do what they supposed to do at least 50% and that is a decent number. Just think about that. Some of the technicians even know more and can do way better than fresh “bachelors”Human Resources like every other place. Gifts for the quarterly performance looks like “spit in the face”Some people’s from departments just a “headcount” sitting for many years, just wasting department capital.I tried to be honest as I can. Nothing personal at all. Advise for new hires: think twice before your doing your choice and make sure to read offer letter.

Lead Engineer in Wilton, CT

on July 21, 2021

Fun place to work

A lot of energy in ASML. Challenging projects with high end technologies, feel success whenever finish one project as strong feel the value is been seen by managers and customers

Material Handler in Hillsboro, OR

on July 20, 2021

its like being in highschool where you have to watch your back

not so much the job but the environment and the fact that management doesn’t have a clue how they want to structure anything, nothing flows right. you spend just as much time doing your job as covering your own backside from your team and the others you work with that its draining

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Process takes about two weeks

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I didn't have one, I was a temp

Shared on June 13, 2019

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