One of the very few big hi-tech employers in San Diego, CA.
Cutting-edge work with nice work/life balance.
San Diego is one of the best places to work, with the best weather and nice family living.
Engineering-centric company, business knowledge not much valued. Focused heavily on wireless communication technology and licensing as its core competency; no consumer product or diversification into services. If Qualcomm's boat rocks, then you are staring at relocating to other places for a similar job. No other wireless big-name employer has been able to get a foothold in San Diego. Ericsson, Nokia, and TI have closed operations in San Diego after failed attempts to establish business there.
Expand into diversified business.
The interview was for 5 rounds. Questions regarded technology and log analysis for LTE call processing, various protocols, and layers. Several Perl automation questions were asked. There was a round with HR and a director. An offer was released in 3
6 rounds of interviews. Overall, the interview was good but lengthy. The overall experience was tiring and rigorous. The outcome was a successful result: I got hired and was offered a good package with relocation benefits.
Multiple people will interview you one-on-one. It is a grilling procedure, and then they decide the outcome. Only if you are good will you get in.
The interview was for 5 rounds. Questions regarded technology and log analysis for LTE call processing, various protocols, and layers. Several Perl automation questions were asked. There was a round with HR and a director. An offer was released in 3
6 rounds of interviews. Overall, the interview was good but lengthy. The overall experience was tiring and rigorous. The outcome was a successful result: I got hired and was offered a good package with relocation benefits.
Multiple people will interview you one-on-one. It is a grilling procedure, and then they decide the outcome. Only if you are good will you get in.