Good Pay, Confusing Merger
Good Pay, Confusing Merger
Pay is great. $22 an hour for an intern is about the best I've seen as a college student. The environment is relaxed, and we get a beautiful gym and cafeteria.
Ever since the merger, they've disbanded the intern program and people are getting laid off. Management has been quite confusing since the merge with Avago. I feel like they stopped caring since the interns are getting laid off regardless.
Value your intelligent workers, add more variance to tasks.
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Broadcom Interview Experiences
Product Engineer
Very long interview. Four managers and one director participated in a three-hour-long interview. There were very few technical questions. The questions covered CMOS diagrams and logic.
Software Developer
The process started with a phone interview that asked basic questions to set up an in-person interview. I was flown across the country for the in-person interview. A panel of my potential coworkers each brought in a technical question to ask me. I p
Product Engineer
First, I received a call from HR with general questions regarding my resume and how well I know Excel. Then, I had an onsite call. The questions covered my projects, basic design concepts, and I was asked to draw the cross-sectional view of PMOS, NMO
Product Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2010Very long interview. Four managers and one director participated in a three-hour-long interview. There were very few technical questions. The questions covered CMOS diagrams and logic.
Software Developer
Irvine, California, United StatesJune 1, 2011The process started with a phone interview that asked basic questions to set up an in-person interview. I was flown across the country for the in-person interview. A panel of my potential coworkers each brought in a technical question to ask me. I p
Product Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesMay 26, 2013First, I received a call from HR with general questions regarding my resume and how well I know Excel. Then, I had an onsite call. The questions covered my projects, basic design concepts, and I was asked to draw the cross-sectional view of PMOS, NMO
