Access to tech talks and their own personal library. Great IT staff and tools. Start-up feel with big company perks. Lots of gyms and bonding activities. Full disclosure: They treat their interns really, really well. Full-time employees do not get the same perks.
As with most companies, as an engineer, you will spend a lot of time working.
With Qualcomm's fast pace to stay three steps ahead of the competition, it is hard not to be completely engrossed in your work.
If you work here, you should be of the mindset that your fun time is working.
Group presentation in the morning, followed by a Q&A session. This will be followed by 5-6 1:1 interviews. A variety of questions will be asked, covering diverse areas such as: * Information theory * Digital design * Analog circuit design
The interview was for an entry-level digital design profile, and it was an overall good experience. The questions were of a fairly high level and technical, so a good revision of the courses I had taken back in college was essential to crack it. It c
You will meet HR first. They will ask you some general questions related to your work experience and expected salary. Then, HR will provide an agenda for today's interview process. You will be brought to the first interviewer to start the interview.
Group presentation in the morning, followed by a Q&A session. This will be followed by 5-6 1:1 interviews. A variety of questions will be asked, covering diverse areas such as: * Information theory * Digital design * Analog circuit design
The interview was for an entry-level digital design profile, and it was an overall good experience. The questions were of a fairly high level and technical, so a good revision of the courses I had taken back in college was essential to crack it. It c
You will meet HR first. They will ask you some general questions related to your work experience and expected salary. Then, HR will provide an agenda for today's interview process. You will be brought to the first interviewer to start the interview.