A great place for technology. A lot of focus on fairness and internal equity.
In contrast to our primary competitor in the mobile space, who is vertically integrated, we build semiconductors for many customers. This means customer support requirements are multiplied, and the product requirements are not laser-focused on the needs of the end product but rather on the collective products of all customers in a particular tier.
The interview process began with a recruiter contacting me with the details of the position and a time slot for a phone interview. The phone interview was quite simple. I was asked a few questions about RTOS, specifically mutexes, semaphores, stacks
I had another interview with Qualcomm. That was okay, but not so great. After that, I received another interview call for this position. I had a half-hour phone interview this time, and it went very well.
Be thoroughly prepared. They will ask you everything about semiconductor device physics and all. Knowing programming languages will help. Answer what you are asked; do not try to overimpress the interviewer with irrelevant stuff. They pay you a goo
The interview process began with a recruiter contacting me with the details of the position and a time slot for a phone interview. The phone interview was quite simple. I was asked a few questions about RTOS, specifically mutexes, semaphores, stacks
I had another interview with Qualcomm. That was okay, but not so great. After that, I received another interview call for this position. I had a half-hour phone interview this time, and it went very well.
Be thoroughly prepared. They will ask you everything about semiconductor device physics and all. Knowing programming languages will help. Answer what you are asked; do not try to overimpress the interviewer with irrelevant stuff. They pay you a goo