Freedom of thought process. Very nice work environment and work culture. Get to work with a lot of smart and talented engineers.
The time when I was interning was when there was news of layoffs, and so sometimes the environment within the office was gloomy.
The role was for Electronics Engineer Core. The questions were basic but very conceptual, requiring a clear understanding of subjects like digital electronics and EMI. There were also questions about the basic working of MOSFETs and other FETs.
Phone interview with basic questions on C, pointers, dynamic memory allocation, string manipulations, and a quick overview of your resume. Onsite interviews: * Five one-on-one interviews with senior engineers. * One interview with the senior di
I had applied through Qualcomm's job portal, and a team member reached out to me. After asking if I was still interested, they put me in touch with HR to schedule the initial interview. It was pretty quick. The first round consisted of a resume rev
The role was for Electronics Engineer Core. The questions were basic but very conceptual, requiring a clear understanding of subjects like digital electronics and EMI. There were also questions about the basic working of MOSFETs and other FETs.
Phone interview with basic questions on C, pointers, dynamic memory allocation, string manipulations, and a quick overview of your resume. Onsite interviews: * Five one-on-one interviews with senior engineers. * One interview with the senior di
I had applied through Qualcomm's job portal, and a team member reached out to me. After asking if I was still interested, they put me in touch with HR to schedule the initial interview. It was pretty quick. The first round consisted of a resume rev