Extremely knowledgeable and helpful team.
Work-life balance is decent – there is always more work to be done.
Management is helpful and polite.
Path for getting promotions is pretty clear and the process seems well executed.
Job security in the current market is not high.
Jobs can be very stressful at times due to the large volume of incoming software requests (this is not unique to QC, though).
Pay could be higher considering the expectations and responsibilities of each engineer.
Interviewers were very cordial and asked good and relevant questions. Initially, I had a phone interview followed by an on-site interview. In total, I had six rounds of interviews. The interview started in the morning and lasted until the evening.
The phone screen was set up. It started with the previous background and courses, etc. Questions from the phone screen: * What are `static` and `volatile`? Give examples of where `static` and `volatile` are used. I answered: * If 2^4 has 2 digits
I applied for the intern position on the 5G and CDMA team. For the first interview, the interviewer asked me questions on TCP and UDP. The second interviewer focused on operating systems, specifically mutexes and semaphores. I had to implement fun
Interviewers were very cordial and asked good and relevant questions. Initially, I had a phone interview followed by an on-site interview. In total, I had six rounds of interviews. The interview started in the morning and lasted until the evening.
The phone screen was set up. It started with the previous background and courses, etc. Questions from the phone screen: * What are `static` and `volatile`? Give examples of where `static` and `volatile` are used. I answered: * If 2^4 has 2 digits
I applied for the intern position on the 5G and CDMA team. For the first interview, the interviewer asked me questions on TCP and UDP. The second interviewer focused on operating systems, specifically mutexes and semaphores. I had to implement fun