A decent employer, with high benefits. Excellent people to work with. San Diego :) Many projects, some are very interesting. People can shift between projects.
Not very sexy. The core business is hardware and patents. Mobile apps and such are regarded as a sidekick and never get much attention/funding.
Lot of corporate management stuff, like long meetings. I would expect it in any company of such size.
Keep looking for new directions and products, and put the money where you want to make a breakthrough.
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
I had a telephonic interview for an internship with the group. A second phone interview followed. The group was still small, and the manager contacted me directly. The questions were all on the hardware side and dealt with computer architecture, incl
3 rounds 1. The first few rounds will cover Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions. They will include topics like arrays, linked lists, trees, and other data structures. 2. They will ask a few puzzles. 3. Your previous experience and the cha
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
I had a telephonic interview for an internship with the group. A second phone interview followed. The group was still small, and the manager contacted me directly. The questions were all on the hardware side and dealt with computer architecture, incl
3 rounds 1. The first few rounds will cover Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) questions. They will include topics like arrays, linked lists, trees, and other data structures. 2. They will ask a few puzzles. 3. Your previous experience and the cha