Software Developer Interview Experience - Plantation, Florida
Process
Initial communication: By phone, preliminary technical interview, basic knowledge.
Second interview: If the candidate passed the phone interview, they are invited to an in-house interview. This interview is 1:1 with different software engineers and is a more in-depth technical interview. There is also an HR interview. The candidate should expect a background check and drug test.
Questions
This depends upon what the applicant is applying for. The majority of the software development is in embedded systems, although there are development positions for Windows software apps. Languages include C++, C, and Assembly.
A possible question is: How do you avoid locks in software threads?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Motorola Software Developer role in Plantation, Florida.
Success Rate
Motorola's interview process for their Software Developer roles in Plantation, Florida is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Motorola's Software Developer interview process in Plantation, Florida.
Motorola Work Experiences
- 4.0Flexible work environment but limited networking opportunitiesSoftware Developer • Former EmployeeChicago, ILAugust 1, 2026Pros: High flexibility, as my time was hybrid with more days working from home than in person. Excellent manager who cared that I was doing interesting work. Competitive salary.Cons: Work from home meant the office was dead, reducing networking opportunities. HR department was extremely slow to process any requests. Lack of opportunity to see how other teams functioned.
- 4.0Pros and consSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeWestminster, COAugust 28, 2024Pros: Good bonus and job security.Cons: Old technology and recently moved over to the cloud
- 4.0Supportive team with learning opportunitiesSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeOctober 6, 2026Pros: Good team management that has a lot of learning opportunities and a diverse culture. A great place to enjoy your work.Cons: Sometimes work pressure becomes high, especially during the production maintenance, and you need to stay standby accordingly based on emergency production issues.
