Helps in shaping the current mobile industry
Helps in shaping the current mobile industry
Your designs are on billions of devices.
This is great technology and engineering concepts applied on a day-by-day basis.
This offers the opportunity to enhance your curriculum, bonuses, and stock options.
You can work on challenging projects and schedules and meet some very smart guys (usually from the San Diego HQ).
Poor work-life balance. Internal career progression and salary increments are limited. There is a lot of pressure to be handled on a daily basis. In most cases, middle and senior management end up just keeping the status of projects instead of doing any actual work. The environment is too hectic.
Improve employee recognition, otherwise, after a couple of years, you will lose your best employees.
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DSP Firmware Engineer
I was referred by an employee and received an email from HR to set up a phone interview. After about 45 minutes, I received a recommendation for an on-site interview. During the phone interview, I was asked many questions about what I was doing and s
DSP Firmware Engineer
I had a phone interview. I was expecting a detailed questionnaire on my projects, but the interviewer started with questions on C. He then moved on to ask questions related to DSP and Communications theory. The interviewer was good and was very pat
DSP Firmware Engineer
Passed phone interview. Asked questions about DSP assembly. How do you perform a modulo without using the modulo operator? Asked about MACM and how it handles 32-bit multiplication. Next step was an onsite interview, about 6 hours. Asked question
DSP Firmware Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesApril 1, 2010I was referred by an employee and received an email from HR to set up a phone interview. After about 45 minutes, I received a recommendation for an on-site interview. During the phone interview, I was asked many questions about what I was doing and s
DSP Firmware Engineer
United StatesMarch 1, 2013I had a phone interview. I was expecting a detailed questionnaire on my projects, but the interviewer started with questions on C. He then moved on to ask questions related to DSP and Communications theory. The interviewer was good and was very pat
DSP Firmware Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2010Passed phone interview. Asked questions about DSP assembly. How do you perform a modulo without using the modulo operator? Asked about MACM and how it handles 32-bit multiplication. Next step was an onsite interview, about 6 hours. Asked question
