Challenging but Rewarding Internship
Challenging but Rewarding Internship
- Constantly learning, especially in the field of EE.
- Realistic busy work environment that always has something to be done.
- Friendly and knowledgeable team to assist you.
- Flexible scheduling.
- Good direct management and a new mentorship program started this summer.
- Some tasks might be overly challenging for interns.
- Work momentum stops when boards/chips malfunction.
- Repetitive testing tasks might make one tired and bored.
Interact with the interns more and get to know them better. Don't leave it to the supervisors or mentors.
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Broadcom Interview Experiences
ATE Engineer
1. First director interview 2. HR interview 3. Lunch interview with two managers 4. Senior engineer technical question 5. Senior engineer technical question The most difficult part is having lunch with two managers. You have to answer their question
Verification Engineer
From LinkedIn, I got a referral. Five days after, I received an email notifying me to prepare for a phone interview. The interview included three questions: * A 2-bit full adder schematic. * Questions 2 and 3 were basic circuit questions.
Engineering Intern
First, I was called on my phone, and the hiring manager spoke with me for about 30 minutes. Then, I was called for an on-site interview. I was interviewed by 8-9 people, both in San Diego and Irvine, for a whole day. The questions were simple DSP q
ATE Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 20151. First director interview 2. HR interview 3. Lunch interview with two managers 4. Senior engineer technical question 5. Senior engineer technical question The most difficult part is having lunch with two managers. You have to answer their question
Verification Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesApril 1, 2012From LinkedIn, I got a referral. Five days after, I received an email notifying me to prepare for a phone interview. The interview included three questions: * A 2-bit full adder schematic. * Questions 2 and 3 were basic circuit questions.
Engineering Intern
Irvine, California, United StatesApril 1, 2011First, I was called on my phone, and the hiring manager spoke with me for about 30 minutes. Then, I was called for an on-site interview. I was interviewed by 8-9 people, both in San Diego and Irvine, for a whole day. The questions were simple DSP q
