Software Engineer - LTE (C - Real-Time/Embedded) Interview Experience - San Diego, California
Process
After applying online through the website, I received an email to schedule my phone interview's date and time.
The interview took about 30 minutes. From the very beginning, the interviewer asked for pen and paper.
He then started asking about my project on LTE network optimization. After that, he asked about C programming, data structures, and the 'stack' data structure. He also asked some programming logic questions.
He didn't go through my resume.
Questions
What was the outcome from LTE network optimization?
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Qualcomm Work Experiences
- 4.0Qualcomm: a great place to workSenior Engineer • Former EmployeeSan Diego, California, United StatesDecember 5, 2008Pros: Qualcomm cares about its employees. They work hard and are rewarded well for it. Qualcomm employees enjoy many amenities on site to attend to their mental and physical health. Training is also a big part of Qualcomm; you can learn the latest in wireless technology by attending a class in person or online. At Qualcomm, there is flexibility to work in any group you see as a fit for you. Flex time is a big plus too.Cons: Long hours to get the job done; tight schedules to meet to stay competitive in the marketplace.
- 4.0Cutting-edge Pay, Poor BalanceStaff Engineer • Current EmployeeSan Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 18, 2016Pros: Good pay and cutting-edge technology.Cons: Work-life balance may not be possible. Not everyone's cup of tea to work as part of a semiconductor team.
- 5.0Learn Much, Work HardSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeSan Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 24, 2024Pros: A great place to learn new things.Cons: A lot of pressure and low work-life balance.
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