Okay Flexibility for Engineering Roles
Working at Micron has its ups and downs. It's a big company with lots of moving parts, especially in semiconductor manufacturing. As a Process Engineer, I saw a mix of really smart people and some old-school ways of doing things. The benefits are pretty decent, but the day-to-day work can be a grind, particularly when manufacturing deadlines hit hard. It's a good place to learn, but be ready for the demands.
The healthcare benefits are solid, and the 401k match is decent for a big tech company. For certain corporate roles, there's some WFH potential. You get to work on cutting-edge memory technology, which is cool for a Process Engineer.
Work-life balance for onsite roles, especially in semiconductor manufacturing, is tough. It's often expected you're there. True work flexibility isn't really a thing for a lot of positions; you're tied to the fab schedule. The hybrid model is only for some teams.
Try to offer more flexible work options for Process Engineer roles where possible. Even a couple of remote days a week could really help morale in semiconductor manufacturing. Trust your teams more.