I had an internship at Qualcomm in the summer of 2013. They provided a good salary and a good relocation package, and the overall work was also good. The people at Qualcomm are generally very nice and helpful, and they are developing cutting-edge techniques.
The food at the food court inside the company is pretty bad. They should choose another provider.
The response of the IT support is slow.
The parking lot at Qualcomm is kind of small, and if you go to the office late in the morning, it is hard to find spaces to park.
That was a good interview. Both interviewers were well-prepared. They asked really fundamental but challenging questions. The interview lasted for almost two hours, including research questions. I learned quite a lot from this interview, even though
I applied for the job during the on-campus job fair while submitting my resume. Several weeks later, I had a 1:1 interview. The interviewer was the manager of the multi-media team and was very friendly. My past experience and some programming ques
Mainly, it's about projects mentioned on the CV, what kind of projects are expected at QC, and some open questions about research possibilities.
That was a good interview. Both interviewers were well-prepared. They asked really fundamental but challenging questions. The interview lasted for almost two hours, including research questions. I learned quite a lot from this interview, even though
I applied for the job during the on-campus job fair while submitting my resume. Several weeks later, I had a 1:1 interview. The interviewer was the manager of the multi-media team and was very friendly. My past experience and some programming ques
Mainly, it's about projects mentioned on the CV, what kind of projects are expected at QC, and some open questions about research possibilities.