Fairly interesting project, good pay, and relocation.
Not diverse, a much older company age-wise.
The process started with a phone interview. It was quite smooth, and the manager asked me a couple of technical questions related to C basics and wireless basics, which I found easy. He mentioned during the call that I would be invited for an onsite
I applied in the first week of January and received an email to set up a phone interview almost 15 days later. The interviewer called me on time. He was a very experienced person and jumped right into my resume. He was very keen on one of my projects
Recruiters for Qualcomm are extremely nice and sociable. They try to help you out as much as they can, and they have a surprisingly deep knowledge of Qualcomm's technologies, even though they aren't engineers. The 45-minute interview was primarily t
The process started with a phone interview. It was quite smooth, and the manager asked me a couple of technical questions related to C basics and wireless basics, which I found easy. He mentioned during the call that I would be invited for an onsite
I applied in the first week of January and received an email to set up a phone interview almost 15 days later. The interviewer called me on time. He was a very experienced person and jumped right into my resume. He was very keen on one of my projects
Recruiters for Qualcomm are extremely nice and sociable. They try to help you out as much as they can, and they have a surprisingly deep knowledge of Qualcomm's technologies, even though they aren't engineers. The 45-minute interview was primarily t