Great work culture.
Amazing intern benefits (housing, relocation, paid trip to San Diego, SF Giants game).
Good work-life balance.
Excellent period for the company growth-wise.
My original intern project was well-planned, but once my mentor quit, I was reassigned. The project given was hit and miss.
The more the interns, the merrier.
I applied online and also submitted my resume at a career fair. I received a call for a summer intern position and had two phone interviews. The first interview was entirely about Verilog basics and verifying a FIFO. The second interview focused on
I applied to Qualcomm, USA through the website. About two months after applying, I received an interview call. The questions focused on my resume and basic stochastic and probability concepts. I then received another interview call with a similar set
Mainly, it's about projects mentioned on the CV, what kind of projects are expected at QC, and some open questions about research possibilities.
I applied online and also submitted my resume at a career fair. I received a call for a summer intern position and had two phone interviews. The first interview was entirely about Verilog basics and verifying a FIFO. The second interview focused on
I applied to Qualcomm, USA through the website. About two months after applying, I received an interview call. The questions focused on my resume and basic stochastic and probability concepts. I then received another interview call with a similar set
Mainly, it's about projects mentioned on the CV, what kind of projects are expected at QC, and some open questions about research possibilities.