Broadcom reviews

You are never left wanting for work. And although a large part of it can be grinding at times, individually you tend to learn different aspects. Personally, I have picked up a more general knowledge about chip design process that I wasn't as exposed to previously. The company is never standing still - there are new product ideas and engineers are expected to handle the challenges of new technology, meet market deadlines and do it with a fairly functional chip. If you can do that and as management grows to appreciate your work, you will be properly rewarded (although I was initially disappointed). Generally interactions between engineers and first-level management are not political, but based on performance and there is a healthy respect. Communication is valued and hiring reflects the importance of being able to work with other team members.

A lot of good technical people.