Embedded Systems Intern Interview Experience - Andover, Massachusetts
Process
I was recruited through my college for an embedded system intern position.
I received a call and had a phone interview. Following that, I was asked to come to the office for an in-person interview.
I sat in a conference room where multiple people came to speak with me and ask questions. The questions were straightforward yet thorough.
The office seemed quite stuffy during my visit, lacking a lot of personality.
Questions
Multiple questions about low-level C coding.
Lots of network and Linux questions.
Nothing incredibly hard; I got tripped up a little on a coding question that used recursion and pointers.
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Interview Statistics
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Success Rate
Broadcom's interview process for their Embedded Systems Intern roles in Andover, Massachusetts is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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