Broadcom Software Engineer interview experience

It was a standard conversation where the focus was on examples of times I tested programs and found bugs, and that was essentially the most concrete “proof” they asked for.

There weren’t technical questions in the usual sense—no deep coding or systems grilling. It also felt like they cared more about attitude and curiosity than about possessing a pile of domain knowledge upfront.

I did receive an offer. The honest part I’m taking away is that the bar seemed relatively accessible for a junior QA type role, and the process reflected that rather than pretending it was a hard-core engineering