Broadcom at San Jose offers a very comfortable work environment. The building is very new and well-maintained. Co-workers are very friendly to interns and they like to help new people.
The work I did is pretty much just labor work, which requires sitting in the lab doing repeated board testing all day long. The nature of the job is very tedious.
My manager is a very nice person with great managing skills.
One interview over the phone, then onsite after three weeks. Six rounds, and half an hour for each. The people there are really nice. I loved it there very much.
Firstly, I gave a one-hour presentation to the hiring team and relevant engineers. Then, I had several rounds of one-on-one interviews back-to-back. Some questions included behavioral questions, and the rest were about my PhD work. My PhD work is rel
There were at least 5 interviewers. Some asked about SystemVerilog verification questions, while others inquired about Verilog design. Some firmware engineers were presented with C coding problems. It was quite intensive.
One interview over the phone, then onsite after three weeks. Six rounds, and half an hour for each. The people there are really nice. I loved it there very much.
Firstly, I gave a one-hour presentation to the hiring team and relevant engineers. Then, I had several rounds of one-on-one interviews back-to-back. Some questions included behavioral questions, and the rest were about my PhD work. My PhD work is rel
There were at least 5 interviewers. Some asked about SystemVerilog verification questions, while others inquired about Verilog design. Some firmware engineers were presented with C coding problems. It was quite intensive.