Always work on the latest technology.
Excellent teammates who are highly intelligent and have a great work ethic.
Lots of learning, work, and opportunities.
Work-life balance has somehow gotten to a bad condition lately. Earlier, it was really wonderful, but lately, there's a lot of pressure concerning market performance, which gets shoved onto the engineers.
Performances should be awarded, and it should not be just based on managers' reviews. The higher management should try to see how an engineer works and not just base their view on a couple of managers' perceptions to form their opinion.
3 rounds. 2 rounds mainly focused on DSA and Python. 3rd round was on managerial side and Projects. Mainly focused on OOPS, OS, threading. Medium level DSA was asked. This was for python developer role.
I applied to Qualcomm San Diego online. My CV was shortlisted, and I was interviewed by the Windows Device Drivers Team at Qualcomm for USB. Although I did very well, answering 100% of the questions, the hiring was not international. They forwarded m
Phone interview, followed by 3 rounds of face-to-face interviews. Questions on C: (check nuances of C like alignments/pointers) Data Structures: Linked Lists questions Operating Systems: Process interactions/scheduling/race conditions/deadlocks etc.
3 rounds. 2 rounds mainly focused on DSA and Python. 3rd round was on managerial side and Projects. Mainly focused on OOPS, OS, threading. Medium level DSA was asked. This was for python developer role.
I applied to Qualcomm San Diego online. My CV was shortlisted, and I was interviewed by the Windows Device Drivers Team at Qualcomm for USB. Although I did very well, answering 100% of the questions, the hiring was not international. They forwarded m
Phone interview, followed by 3 rounds of face-to-face interviews. Questions on C: (check nuances of C like alignments/pointers) Data Structures: Linked Lists questions Operating Systems: Process interactions/scheduling/race conditions/deadlocks etc.