Interim Software Engineer Interview Experience - Bridgewater, New Jersey
Process
I received an email from HR about my shortlisting. She asked me to schedule two technical interviews in December 2013.
The first interview was basically a review of what was on my resume. The interviewer asked general questions about LTE/UMTS call flow, handoff scenarios, and O&M, as well as about the 3G/4G gateway product.
He also inquired about my previous experience and asked a few questions related to that. Then, there was a brief discussion about my courses.
Overall, it was an interactive and decent interview, not very challenging.
Questions
All questions were simple enough, like LTE Handoff scenarios, etc. Nothing unexpected.
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Success Rate
Qualcomm's interview process for their Interim Software Engineer roles in Bridgewater, New Jersey is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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- 4.0Excellent benefits, great cultureInterim Software Engineer • Current EmployeeSan Diego, California, United StatesNovember 15, 2014Pros: Great work-life balance if you're on the high-level software teams. Excellent pay and benefits. They prefer hiring interns back for full-time instead of recruiting outside of the company. So if you're an intern, you are almost guaranteed a return full-time offer from them. Their returning full-time offers are usually way above the market average, too. Great culture. Everyone here is smart and knows what they are doing. They are friendly and usually willing to help.Cons: Not so much professional growth if you're not an EE. The HR department is not helpful, and people there are arrogant. They are not very willing to negotiate and might even consider you ungrateful when you try to discuss your offer with them.
- 3.0Very little work for internsInterim Software Engineer • Former EmployeeBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaDecember 23, 2017Pros: Accommodation, food, and travel costs will be provided.Cons: Nothing significant is given to the intern.
- 5.0Great place to work and make a global impactInterim Software Engineer • Former EmployeeAustin, Texas, United StatesJanuary 4, 2014Pros: People in the office are friendly and would help you feel comfortable working with them. The work is about getting things done efficiently, so the company is willing to provide all necessary equipment to assist the process. Furthermore, the HR unit is very helpful in taking care of the interns and responds quickly if there are any inquiries. The intern weekend is awesome every year, so you will definitely enjoy those weekends.Cons: Pretty much everyone is busy with their work, and some stayed overtime to finish their project. I wish that I could help out to lighten the work of my team.
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