Learning is good, and pay is decent.
Work-life balance is bad in hardware teams.
The interview process was quite structured. It lasted around 3 hours and included two rounds, each conducted by a different interviewer. The first round focused on technical questions, covering embedded systems, device drivers, and C programming.
The recruiter contacted me for a job I applied for through a referral. The interview was held 3 days later. There were supposed to be 3 rounds, each 45 minutes long, with a 4-5 minute break in between. I only interviewed for the first round, as I co
I learned of several job openings at Qualcomm through an online job portal. I registered on Qualcomm's Career site and applied to a couple of jobs listed there. This way, my resume entered their database, and I started receiving calls about various p
The interview process was quite structured. It lasted around 3 hours and included two rounds, each conducted by a different interviewer. The first round focused on technical questions, covering embedded systems, device drivers, and C programming.
The recruiter contacted me for a job I applied for through a referral. The interview was held 3 days later. There were supposed to be 3 rounds, each 45 minutes long, with a 4-5 minute break in between. I only interviewed for the first round, as I co
I learned of several job openings at Qualcomm through an online job portal. I registered on Qualcomm's Career site and applied to a couple of jobs listed there. This way, my resume entered their database, and I started receiving calls about various p