Great working for Qualcomm.
Benefits are good.
Management is good overall.
I enjoyed my time working at Qualcomm, and I don't find anything to write here.
First, a telephone interview with an HR person. Then, a one-to-one technical interview with the tech team, consisting of about 5 or 6 people. The final interview is with the director. You will need to solve C questions on paper or a whiteboard.
This took several weeks to complete. Qualcomm reached out to me for a position I had applied for three months earlier. After a phone screening, I was invited to an all-day onsite interview. Unfortunately, being summer, rounding up all the participan
After submitting my resume through their website, I received an invitation to interview with Qualcomm in San Diego. Initially, I had two phone screens, which were quite detailed and difficult. I was asked to submit code by email within 10 minutes aft
First, a telephone interview with an HR person. Then, a one-to-one technical interview with the tech team, consisting of about 5 or 6 people. The final interview is with the director. You will need to solve C questions on paper or a whiteboard.
This took several weeks to complete. Qualcomm reached out to me for a position I had applied for three months earlier. After a phone screening, I was invited to an all-day onsite interview. Unfortunately, being summer, rounding up all the participan
After submitting my resume through their website, I received an invitation to interview with Qualcomm in San Diego. Initially, I had two phone screens, which were quite detailed and difficult. I was asked to submit code by email within 10 minutes aft