Good company to work for. Great work-life balance
Good company to work for. Great work-life balance
No shift timing, great learning.
Good working culture, especially for women. Employees are kept motivated. Enough time to work.
There are no cons in this company, I found. You can contact HR and the manager easily if you have any issues.
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Qualcomm Interview Experiences
Senior Engineer
Phone interview followed by an onsite. Expect 5-6 people asking everything on your resume. Study wireless theory, probability, OFDM, and MIMO basics. No one is going to judge you on complex things; they want people who can explain complex concepts ea
Senior Engineer
First round is a telephonic interview, and after that, there are 4 technical face-to-face rounds, including managers. Questions are on both layout and design stuffs. Need to prepare well to get through the interview.
Senior Engineer
Standard questions on C, linked lists, etc. Very easy compared to interviews at companies like Google etc. Basics of programming, such as Ritchie's classic, should suffice. * Reverse a linked list. * How would you debug memory corruption? *
Senior Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2014Phone interview followed by an onsite. Expect 5-6 people asking everything on your resume. Study wireless theory, probability, OFDM, and MIMO basics. No one is going to judge you on complex things; they want people who can explain complex concepts ea
Senior Engineer
IndiaMarch 1, 2019First round is a telephonic interview, and after that, there are 4 technical face-to-face rounds, including managers. Questions are on both layout and design stuffs. Need to prepare well to get through the interview.
Senior Engineer
United StatesOctober 10, 2015Standard questions on C, linked lists, etc. Very easy compared to interviews at companies like Google etc. Basics of programming, such as Ritchie's classic, should suffice. * Reverse a linked list. * How would you debug memory corruption? *
