Hot industry and smart co-workers, but a somewhat clunky process
Hot industry and smart co-workers, but a somewhat clunky process
It's a great time to work for Qualcomm. The stock has been doing well, and the smartphone market shows no signs of cooling off anytime soon. I also appreciate the opportunity to work with a lot of really smart people.
While Qualcomm's growth is generally a good thing, I think it is still struggling to adjust its processes to handle the massive number of products it is trying to ship out the door.
As a developer, I think there's a lot that could be done to streamline Qualcomm's current software development process.
Admittedly, this is a good problem to have.
Invest more time and effort into the software development process. The end result will be a more nimble company with happier employees!
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The initial phone interview was very basic and relatively short, lasting 30 minutes. Questions ranged from basic EE 101 type to synthesis issues. It was conducted by another engineer on the hiring team, not the hiring manager.
Engineering
Two phone interviews were conducted. They basically just went over my resume. The technical questions were more conceptual and less specific or algorithmic. It helps to have basic knowledge of: * How native languages work at a low level * Computer a
Engineering
Breaking into Qualcomm's hiring process is difficult due to the high volume of applicants. To improve your chances of getting hired: * Try to secure an internship while still in college. Qualcomm offers many opportunities for engineering interns,
Engineering
San Diego, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2011The initial phone interview was very basic and relatively short, lasting 30 minutes. Questions ranged from basic EE 101 type to synthesis issues. It was conducted by another engineer on the hiring team, not the hiring manager.
Engineering
Austin, Texas, United StatesMay 1, 2013Two phone interviews were conducted. They basically just went over my resume. The technical questions were more conceptual and less specific or algorithmic. It helps to have basic knowledge of: * How native languages work at a low level * Computer a
Engineering
San Diego, California, United StatesAugust 25, 2013Breaking into Qualcomm's hiring process is difficult due to the high volume of applicants. To improve your chances of getting hired: * Try to secure an internship while still in college. Qualcomm offers many opportunities for engineering interns,
