Very good environments, perks, and pay for interns. Work-life balance is good; you need to work for 5 days a week only.
Projects were good. However, you may not be lucky enough to grab a project of your interest.
Training material was fine.
The interview process had four rounds. A coding test was followed by three face-to-face interviews. The last round was with the manager of the team, who asked about my interest in pursuing a career at Qualcomm.
Qualcomm came to our institute around September. They had a screening test consisting of three parts: * Aptitude * Coding * Core Next, we had a technical phone interview, followed by an HR phone interview. After confirmation of the internship, th
I responded to an email from a Qualcomm staffing specialist who had sent out a recruitment for interns to a mailing list. He had reviewed my resume the same day and extended an invitation for a phone interview. A week later, I had two phone intervie
The interview process had four rounds. A coding test was followed by three face-to-face interviews. The last round was with the manager of the team, who asked about my interest in pursuing a career at Qualcomm.
Qualcomm came to our institute around September. They had a screening test consisting of three parts: * Aptitude * Coding * Core Next, we had a technical phone interview, followed by an HR phone interview. After confirmation of the internship, th
I responded to an email from a Qualcomm staffing specialist who had sent out a recruitment for interns to a mailing list. He had reviewed my resume the same day and extended an invitation for a phone interview. A week later, I had two phone intervie