Qualcomm is heavily focused on technology development, from standards development, systems engineering, architecture, chip design and verification, to FW/SW development. There is always interesting work to do.
Compensation is not very competitive.
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
I applied through an internal referral. The first phone screen was with the manager and was very general, asking questions such as how to debug an infinite loop in a testbench. In total, there were 4 technical rounds and a lunch with the manager.
The interview was okay. I had multiple interviews with Microsoft teams. They asked about my resume and some technical questions. I also got some coding exercises. I didn't get the job, as they were looking for someone with better coding experience
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
I applied through an internal referral. The first phone screen was with the manager and was very general, asking questions such as how to debug an infinite loop in a testbench. In total, there were 4 technical rounds and a lunch with the manager.
The interview was okay. I had multiple interviews with Microsoft teams. They asked about my resume and some technical questions. I also got some coding exercises. I didn't get the job, as they were looking for someone with better coding experience