The three months I spent as an intern at Qualcomm were three of the best. I had a great team, a great workplace, and San Diego is a really nice place to be in the summer.
And while Qualcomm was great in almost every way (work, pay, housing, etc.), the social life among interns outside of work really made this experience what it was. Unforgettable, and it demonstrated why Qualcomm has one of the best internship programs in the country.
You don't get matched with projects or teams until long after accepting your offer, so you may end up with a project that's not challenging enough or not in your interest area.
Make sure employee morale is high. There was definitely a bit of discontent during the past year.
The interview will primarily focus on technical questions related to camera sensors, specifically delving into the Image Signal Processor (ISP) pipeline. You should be prepared to discuss your in-depth understanding of camera sensor technologies, ISP
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
I had a screening test and then one interview after that. It was pretty decent, and the interviewer was nice. I was able to grab an offer, and I accepted it.
The interview will primarily focus on technical questions related to camera sensors, specifically delving into the Image Signal Processor (ISP) pipeline. You should be prepared to discuss your in-depth understanding of camera sensor technologies, ISP
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
I had a screening test and then one interview after that. It was pretty decent, and the interviewer was nice. I was able to grab an offer, and I accepted it.