Qualcomm

Not too hard. The interviewer asked questions about my resume, then a simple Verilog coding question. The resume questions were in-depth, and follow-up questions were asked. It's a very doable interview if you study.

I had phone interviews with two different managers, both lasting about an hour. The phone interviews were based on my PhD thesis, basic compiler theory, and basic C++. Then, I was called for an on-site interview at San Diego. I had to give a talk in

I applied through a recruiter. Applied via recruiter. Pro tip: * Be well versed with the projects mentioned on your resume. * Expect behavioral questions as well. Overall, a good experience knowing the current trend of interviews.