Qualcomm has a great internship program. They flew us all out and paid for our living expenses, and also flew us out to San Diego for a weekend.
There is also a lot of interaction with your manager/mentor (may depend on your team), and most interns are given projects with an impact.
There is a good amount of bureaucracy, which is to be expected from such a large company.
I applied on Workday, and the hiring manager reached out to me by email. The first round of interviews was with the hiring manager. The second round of interviews was with the leader of the collaborating team. I received the offer soon after the sec
The interview was good. They asked basic Verilog questions, and it was intermediate on average. Moreover, they will ask you questions related to your project, so prepare them very well.
Two phone interviews. 45-60 minutes each.
I applied on Workday, and the hiring manager reached out to me by email. The first round of interviews was with the hiring manager. The second round of interviews was with the leader of the collaborating team. I received the offer soon after the sec
The interview was good. They asked basic Verilog questions, and it was intermediate on average. Moreover, they will ask you questions related to your project, so prepare them very well.
Two phone interviews. 45-60 minutes each.