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I sent my resume to an employee of Qualcomm. They looked at it and called me for an interview. The interview took about an hour with four panel members. It was mostly about my project and digital electronics.
Interview done in 2014, I got selected during that time. I have gone through 6 rounds of interviews for a WiFi Testing position. They asked basic WiFi questions at the protocol level and about all IEEE 802.11 standards, referencing my previous exper
One telephonic round. One face-to-face interview (three people interviewed). There was no whiteboarding, but code snippets had to be written on paper. The hiring manager asked puzzles where the answers were not considered convincing.
I sent my resume to an employee of Qualcomm. They looked at it and called me for an interview. The interview took about an hour with four panel members. It was mostly about my project and digital electronics.
Interview done in 2014, I got selected during that time. I have gone through 6 rounds of interviews for a WiFi Testing position. They asked basic WiFi questions at the protocol level and about all IEEE 802.11 standards, referencing my previous exper
One telephonic round. One face-to-face interview (three people interviewed). There was no whiteboarding, but code snippets had to be written on paper. The hiring manager asked puzzles where the answers were not considered convincing.