699 Physical Design Engineer II Jobs

“Overall good experience”

Pros:  “Most of the time, no more than 8 hours per day. Chance to work on latest 4G technology. Chance to learn a variety of testing equipment. Limited traveling to cool places.”

Cons:  “Uncertainty on company's future and long term job security. Lack of planning made difficult to be ready for change. Pay was not great at all.” – Full Review

“good company”

Pros:  “good technology, active R&D, diversity in product lines”

Cons:  “Startup style (good and bad)” – Full Review

“Loved the place but constantly laying people off”

Pros:  “right by the SF bay people work life”

Cons:  “constant threats of layoffs thats it” – Full Review

“decent place to work”

Pros:  “decent work, salary, and benefits”

Cons:  “small raises and slow advancement employees must make up time spent in section meetings” – Full Review

“Great place to work during recession”

Pros:  “Great benefits, country-club like campus, job security”

Cons:  “Career advancement is glacial. You either have to wait until A) some one dies, B) some one retires, or C) you've reached your salary cap and the only way to give…” – Full Review

“A good place to learn about different chip design methodologies”

Pros:  “Smart co-workers, Interesting work and the ability to come up with your own ideas and run with them. (As long as it doesn't require budget) Excellent FTO and work-life…”

Cons:  “Middle management (Directors) are way too comfortable (stuck) in their positions, so they don't take any chances or innovate. All innovation comes from the bottom…” – Full Review

“Have had a wonderful time working at PB.”

Pros:  “Fellow employees are a great group of people. Easy to work with, fun to be around, and a group of hard workers.”

Cons:  “Risk of layoff during the winter months due to the road construction season. Very hard to move up within the company once you become good at a particular job.” – Full Review