Good company
Good company
A stress-free environment, no layoffs, and helpful teammates.
Always have to be on your toes for budget cuts. They cancelled 401k for 6 months in 2025 and don’t always give annual salary increases.
Not a good company to work for if you’re looking for financial security and stability.
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Motorola Interview Experiences
Hardware Intern
Interview was in three steps. First was recruiter outreach. Next, I had a 1:1 with a manager who asked about my technical background. Lastly, there was a formal interview where I was asked mostly behavioral questions and questions about my projects.
Software Engineer
The interview was fair. The questions were about me. I had two interviews there. One was with a programming riddle, and the other was to work for two to three months, and then "we will see if you are the right one."
Devops Engineer
It was a bit hard, as they asked everything related to DevOps, including scripting, Ansible, Jenkins, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, etc. They also asked to write a lot of scripting. The same questions were asked in the second round.
Hardware Intern
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesOctober 1, 2022Interview was in three steps. First was recruiter outreach. Next, I had a 1:1 with a manager who asked about my technical background. Lastly, there was a formal interview where I was asked mostly behavioral questions and questions about my projects.
Software Engineer
LodDecember 19, 2013The interview was fair. The questions were about me. I had two interviews there. One was with a programming riddle, and the other was to work for two to three months, and then "we will see if you are the right one."
Devops Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaOctober 1, 2024It was a bit hard, as they asked everything related to DevOps, including scripting, Ansible, Jenkins, Terraform, Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, etc. They also asked to write a lot of scripting. The same questions were asked in the second round.
