Great company and experience
Great company and experience
Lot of freedom in the workplace and I really enjoyed the summer internship. The support and facilities available are incredible.
A lot of travel to and from work. I wish Qualcomm provided better intern accommodations, because most of us were from out of town.
They were cost-cutting with their internship program, and many of the competitions and planned events were affected because of that.
Was this helpful?
Qualcomm Interview Questions
Qualcomm Interview Experiences
DFT Engineer
OA was there containing Aptitude, Digital, and CA questions. 3 Rounds of Interview, focused on Resume and Basics: * Flip-flops, Counters, FSM * Basic Aptitude and C programming * Difference between latch and FF, Blocking and Non-Blocking Statements
DFT Engineer
The interview process was smooth, though it was for a contract position through a vendor. The interviewer asked all the basic and practical questions. The whole interview felt conversational.
DFT Engineer
I had a phone interview that lasted half an hour. I was asked about my expertise in Perl, as they were looking for someone with a strong Perl background. The interviewer then asked me about ATPG, memory designs, and the marching algorithm.
DFT Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 19, 2026OA was there containing Aptitude, Digital, and CA questions. 3 Rounds of Interview, focused on Resume and Basics: * Flip-flops, Counters, FSM * Basic Aptitude and C programming * Difference between latch and FF, Blocking and Non-Blocking Statements
DFT Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJuly 11, 2024The interview process was smooth, though it was for a contract position through a vendor. The interviewer asked all the basic and practical questions. The whole interview felt conversational.
DFT Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesJanuary 17, 2018I had a phone interview that lasted half an hour. I was asked about my expertise in Perl, as they were looking for someone with a strong Perl background. The interviewer then asked me about ATPG, memory designs, and the marching algorithm.
