Great Pay, Limited Growth
Great Pay, Limited Growth
High salary, bounce, stock options.
Narrow experience gain. Work-life balance.
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Broadcom Interview Experiences
Hardware Engineer
Asked about projects on my resume. Then, technical questions: 1. Mismatching in layout: Prov is one contributor. (Glitch?) 2. How to decrease power: dynamic and static (sub-threshold). Why can CMOS be used? 3. Logic design: Change DFF in a counter
Hardware Engineer
The interview process consists of one easy phone interview and an onsite interview. The phone interview is very short, just 20 minutes, where they ask about your background before inviting you onsite. The onsite interview contains 6 rounds, each 45
Hardware Engineer
The interviewer was nice. He asked me about my previous job experience and how I solved the issues we faced. There were also some technical questions, such as how to use scope and basic measurement techniques.
Hardware Engineer
United StatesMay 1, 2014Asked about projects on my resume. Then, technical questions: 1. Mismatching in layout: Prov is one contributor. (Glitch?) 2. How to decrease power: dynamic and static (sub-threshold). Why can CMOS be used? 3. Logic design: Change DFF in a counter
Hardware Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJune 1, 2015The interview process consists of one easy phone interview and an onsite interview. The phone interview is very short, just 20 minutes, where they ask about your background before inviting you onsite. The onsite interview contains 6 rounds, each 45
Hardware Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2013The interviewer was nice. He asked me about my previous job experience and how I solved the issues we faced. There were also some technical questions, such as how to use scope and basic measurement techniques.
