Qualcomm

The phone interview was quite detailed, with numerous questions about C and networking. The level of detail required me to draw diagrams on paper to fully comprehend the questions. The in-person interviews were thorough and included: * C coding *

A long, full day interview. It was moderately tough. It started with telephony, then face-to-face. I had one-on-one interviews with six different people. One was just analyzing personality, I think. All were nice, cordial people. I liked the whole

Applied through a recruiter. The on-site interview took around 8 hours. Most of the questions revolved around aspects of the C programming language, as well as security vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel.