I was an intern for Qualcomm, positioned as a software engineer intern. I spent six months there and totally enjoyed it.
The salary was high, even for an intern. I also went through kinds of training, from technical to administrative.
I cannot think of much for now. All my memories about Qualcomm are good. I wish I can have another chance to join it in the future.
It was a good process, and the interviewers had good knowledge. Mostly, it focused on C, C++, and operating system concepts. You must be thorough with your subject knowledge, as they mostly look for candidates from tier I colleges.
The interview process involved the following: * A one-hour Zoom interview with coding questions. * A 30-minute HR interview. * A seven-hour in-person interview with five different engineers. The whole process took about three weeks from start to fi
Received a call from HR. My resume was picked from Naukri. The interview process was calm, friendly, and perfect. The interviewer didn't hurry and had the patience to listen properly. Three technical rounds were conducted: * The first round was
It was a good process, and the interviewers had good knowledge. Mostly, it focused on C, C++, and operating system concepts. You must be thorough with your subject knowledge, as they mostly look for candidates from tier I colleges.
The interview process involved the following: * A one-hour Zoom interview with coding questions. * A 30-minute HR interview. * A seven-hour in-person interview with five different engineers. The whole process took about three weeks from start to fi
Received a call from HR. My resume was picked from Naukri. The interview process was calm, friendly, and perfect. The interviewer didn't hurry and had the patience to listen properly. Three technical rounds were conducted: * The first round was