Stimulating young and international environment.
Multiple teams working on interesting projects across various disciplines.
Great personal freedom.
Good work/life balance.
Good bonuses.
Experience depends on luck. Some teams are great; others can be toxic and disorganized. Dealing with US management is a mess. The company has no clear vision for itself and its future, nor does it have the strong public image it could have.
Need a stronger identity.
Need to spend more resources maintaining and evolving old internal infrastructure.
The Qualcomm interview was a well-structured and technically intensive process. It began with a screening round that focused on digital design fundamentals and SystemVerilog concepts. Subsequent rounds included detailed questions on UVM methodology
Basic UVM and Verilog questions. This was a screening round. * UVM component vs UVM object * 16:1 mux using 4:1 * AXI protocol * Purpose of new() in UVM, etc. * 4-input NAND gate using 2-input
The interview, converted from an internship, consisted of two phone call rounds focusing solely on SV concepts. It's unclear what happens next or which team this role is for. Three months is insufficient time to judge the company; a co-op at the same
The Qualcomm interview was a well-structured and technically intensive process. It began with a screening round that focused on digital design fundamentals and SystemVerilog concepts. Subsequent rounds included detailed questions on UVM methodology
Basic UVM and Verilog questions. This was a screening round. * UVM component vs UVM object * 16:1 mux using 4:1 * AXI protocol * Purpose of new() in UVM, etc. * 4-input NAND gate using 2-input
The interview, converted from an internship, consisted of two phone call rounds focusing solely on SV concepts. It's unclear what happens next or which team this role is for. Three months is insufficient time to judge the company; a co-op at the same