Qualcomm

Test Engineer Interview Experience - India

August 17, 2020

Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

They mentioned the position was for Qualcomm Bengaluru, but it was not clearly specified whether it was for a Software Test Engineer or a Hardware Test Engineer in the job requirements.

Finally, during the interview, it was stated that it was for a Software Test Engineer.

Out of all 10 students selected, none were promoted to the next round. This was really embarrassing. I never expected this from Qualcomm recruitment.

The hiring process was virtual.

Questions

Logical questions you can find on GeeksforGeeks.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 6 interview experiences for the Qualcomm Test Engineer role in India.

Success Rate

33%

Pass Rate

Qualcomm's interview process for their Test Engineer roles in India is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.

Experience Rating

Positive67%

Neutral0%

Negative33%

Candidates reported having very good feelings for Qualcomm's Test Engineer interview process in India.

Qualcomm Work Experiences

Supportive Team, Job Insecurity

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Pros: My team was very supportive and helpful throughout the 6 months I worked there. Awesome manager and friendly teammates. Very friendly developers (I am a tester) also, who helped without any hesitation! Good work culture!! FREE lunch too!!

Cons: As the firm is going through hard times battling legal issues, job security is very, very low. Luckily, they ended my contract only one week before the actual end date. It was like they couldn't afford to pay anymore; they would have done the same even if that was my first month of employment.

Supportive Team, Job Insecurity

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Pros: My team was very supportive and helpful throughout the 6 months I worked there. Awesome manager and friendly teammates. Very friendly developers (I am a tester) also, who helped without any hesitation! Good work culture!! FREE lunch too!!

Cons: As the firm is going through hard times battling legal issues, job security is very, very low. Luckily, they ended my contract only one week before the actual end date. It was like they couldn't afford to pay anymore; they would have done the same even if that was my first month of employment.

Good For Learning, Unequal Treatment

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Frankfurt (Oder), Germany

December 17, 2020

Pros: Good place to learn for beginners

Cons: Consultants are treated very differently than internal staff.

Good For Learning, Unequal Treatment

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Frankfurt (Oder), Germany

December 17, 2020

Pros: Good place to learn for beginners

Cons: Consultants are treated very differently than internal staff.

Good Benefits, No Cons

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Singapore, Singapore

February 17, 2022

Pros: Good benefits in terms of medical, RSU, and ESPP given.

Cons: So far, it seems okay. No cons.

Good Benefits, No Cons

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Singapore, Singapore

February 17, 2022

Pros: Good benefits in terms of medical, RSU, and ESPP given.

Cons: So far, it seems okay. No cons.

Supportive Team, Job Insecurity

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

Pros: My team was very supportive and helpful throughout the 6 months I worked there. Awesome manager and friendly teammates. Very friendly developers (I am a tester) also, who helped without any hesitation! Good work culture!! FREE lunch too!!

Cons: As the firm is going through hard times battling legal issues, job security is very, very low. Luckily, they ended my contract only one week before the actual end date. It was like they couldn't afford to pay anymore; they would have done the same even if that was my first month of employment.

5.0
Supportive Team, Job Insecurity
Test Engineer • Former Employee
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
March 12, 2019
Pros: My team was very supportive and helpful throughout the 6 months I worked there. Awesome manager and friendly teammates. Very friendly developers (I am a tester) also, who helped without any hesitation! Good work culture!! FREE lunch too!!
Cons: As the firm is going through hard times battling legal issues, job security is very, very low. Luckily, they ended my contract only one week before the actual end date. It was like they couldn't afford to pay anymore; they would have done the same even if that was my first month of employment.

Good For Learning, Unequal Treatment

Test Engineer • Former Employee

Frankfurt (Oder), Germany

December 17, 2020

Pros: Good place to learn for beginners

Cons: Consultants are treated very differently than internal staff.

3.0
Good For Learning, Unequal Treatment
Test Engineer • Former Employee
Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
December 17, 2020
Pros: Good place to learn for beginners
Cons: Consultants are treated very differently than internal staff.

Good Benefits, No Cons

Test Engineer • Current Employee

Singapore, Singapore

February 17, 2022

Pros: Good benefits in terms of medical, RSU, and ESPP given.

Cons: So far, it seems okay. No cons.

3.0
Good Benefits, No Cons
Test Engineer • Current Employee
Singapore, Singapore
February 17, 2022
Pros: Good benefits in terms of medical, RSU, and ESPP given.
Cons: So far, it seems okay. No cons.

Qualcomm Interview Questions

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You are given a string and a budget for removing characters. Your goal is to compress the string as much as possible after removing at most k characters. Find the length of the shortest possible compressed string.

Maximum Number of Ones

You are given dimensions of a grid and constraints on the number of cells you can select and the maximum side length of a selected square. Find the maximum number of ones you can cover by selecting squares within the grid.

Greedy Algorithms

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You are given the head of a singly linked list. Reverse the list and return the new head.

Linked ListsRecursion

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