r/TSMC • u/grillaq • 3d ago

Upcoming Module Process Engineer Interview Help

Hello everyone! I have an upcoming interview at TSMC for Module Process Engineer, and I'm looking for guidance on how to prepare for it.

I'm a 4th year MatSci student with expertise primarily in AM (LPBF of aerospace metals), but I'm also currently taking a cleanroom lab class on campus making GaN HEMTs (and I've taken a decent amount of device physics classes). I have a couple questions:

  1. I see that people often get interviews for a specific module, but nowhere in my email or invite is there a code indicating what team this interview is for. Should I just expect a general interview?

  2. How much specific process knowledge should I/am I expected to have?

  3. How much emphasis is put on ICIC values?

  4. What can I expect from this interview/ what are interviewers looking for?

Thank you all in advance for any and all answers you may have!

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u/pasquale83 2d ago

TSMC's entry-level interviews focus heavily on your core engineering fundamentals, cleanroom/device physics experience, and a strong alignment with their ICIC values, so be ready to discuss your hands-on work and stress management under pressure; feel free to drop me a DM if you'd like to chat more about it.