A good company to work with.
No cons to list here.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1+ week. There are 4 interview rounds. The 1st 3 are technical, and the final one is a managerial round. All technical rounds focus on: * pointers * threads * semaphores * mutexes * memory management
The interview process is quite team-dependent. Unlike web companies, LeetCode/LintCode is 100% required. QCOM wants you to match the team requirements directly. The best way is to contact your friends on the team; this way, you can focus on that tea
Phone interview with two people: a director and a vice president. On-site interview afterwards with six people (staff engineers, director, VP) from nine to four. Interview questions focused on technical experiences.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1+ week. There are 4 interview rounds. The 1st 3 are technical, and the final one is a managerial round. All technical rounds focus on: * pointers * threads * semaphores * mutexes * memory management
The interview process is quite team-dependent. Unlike web companies, LeetCode/LintCode is 100% required. QCOM wants you to match the team requirements directly. The best way is to contact your friends on the team; this way, you can focus on that tea
Phone interview with two people: a director and a vice president. On-site interview afterwards with six people (staff engineers, director, VP) from nine to four. Interview questions focused on technical experiences.