The work done by Qualcomm is really good. You can tell that the people love what they do and help you in any way possible in your tasks, too. I got to work on the actual project, unlike many other internships around. Amazing benefits for an intern, like awesome housing and a trip to San Diego, etc. The management and HR are very helpful and down-to-earth.
I couldn't think of any cons. It was a really wonderful experience.
Keep up the good work.
I received the mail from HR requesting a phone interview. The interview was pretty standard, testing my basics in C and a bit in UNIX. The next day, I received an invitation for a second phone interview. This was also technical, more focused on te
Two interviews were conducted, both behavioral. One interview was with the hiring manager, and the other was with an engineer from the team. The experience was pretty chill. They asked lots of technical questions to understand projects better. Ove
The interview began with an introduction, after which I was asked to define a constructor and write code for it. Next, I was asked to write code to determine whether a very large number is divisible by 2. After some discussion, the interviewer shif
I received the mail from HR requesting a phone interview. The interview was pretty standard, testing my basics in C and a bit in UNIX. The next day, I received an invitation for a second phone interview. This was also technical, more focused on te
Two interviews were conducted, both behavioral. One interview was with the hiring manager, and the other was with an engineer from the team. The experience was pretty chill. They asked lots of technical questions to understand projects better. Ove
The interview began with an introduction, after which I was asked to define a constructor and write code for it. Next, I was asked to write code to determine whether a very large number is divisible by 2. After some discussion, the interviewer shif