1,174 Associate Principal Engineer Jobs

“Nice place to work”

Pros:  “Lots of different opportunites if you seek them out. Nice office building and decor. I enjoyed my time with the company.”

Cons:  “Not much communication between management and staff. Big emphasis on utilization rates, even if you are tasked to complete "non-billable work".” – Full Review

“Great company, especially if you are mobile.”

Pros:  “Great benefits for full time, many opportunities if you are willing and able to move.”

Cons:  “Opportunities are rare unless you are in one of the larger locations.” – Full Review

“Great company, especially if you are mobile.”

Pros:  “Great benefits for full time, many opportunities if you are willing and able to move.”

Cons:  “Opportunities are rare unless you are in one of the larger locations.” – Full Review

“Was good but recent changes have caused employees a lot of frustration and dissatisfaction!”

Pros:  “Good folks to work with.”

Cons:  “Vision not clear, future strategies not clear.” – Full Review

“compensation keeps going down except upper management”

Pros:  “working hour is about normal.”

Cons:  “no vocations at all in broadcom” – Full Review

“Its a management/leadership centric company but is reliable and provides a clear path for growth.”

Pros:  “Reliable amount of work. If you like management and leadership or Systems Engineering, it can be a great company. Decent repuation.”

Cons:  “Not engineering or research centric. Interesting engineering work can be far and few between. The best work is fought over. Absolutely horrible situation for office…” – Full Review

“Small company feel with big company potential”

Pros:  “The work can be very interesting. Basically you're working on projects involving very high energy components that if anything goes wrong you're stuck trying to explain the…”

Cons:  “You will spend days, weeks and even months justifying why something simple failed, often for obvious reasons (it wasn't assembled correctly, the test house drove a…” – Full Review

“Heavy workload, not enough pay. The only way to get more money is to leave the company or change Divisions.”

Pros:  “* Lots of opportunities for training and valuable experience * Company mostly promotes from within company (internal-only job postings) * Excellent benefits (Free CATV…”

Cons:  “For the Network Engineering group: * Work load is way too high for compensation level * End of the year raises are pathetic (<3.5%) with no way of getting…” – Full Review