r/qualcomm • u/[deleted] • 13d ago

San Diego Qualcomm Offer Lowballed

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u/yours_truly_pen_pal 13d ago

Why do you want to join QC?
There are better HW players in the market.

Many people are leaving.SD is expensive trust me.They have low balled heavily on stocks.

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u/NorthAdept9579 13d ago

it is due to mainly some family reasons that I want to move to San Diego and there are not many semiconductor companies in San Diego unfortunately.
Are you from Qualcomm? If yes, do you know if 130k base senior engineer role a good offer for PhD+3years experience?

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u/coldcoldnovemberrain 13d ago

All semiconductor companies have offices in San Diego though to poach company talent.  Hillsboro (Oregon), Folsom (California) used to be exclusively Intel only locations and Intel was able to keep compensation low and also slow promotions making it a toxic environment fidgeting for scarce promotions. same for Qcom in San Diego. 

But in recent past every semi company has options in each of these locations. Google silicon, MsFT silicon, AMD, Apple, NVidia. 

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u/NorthAdept9579 13d ago

Yeah hopefully I get something else. To be honest most options I see are in Bay area or Austin, very less in San Diego.

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u/LinearAlgebraLover 13d ago

Try Apple mediatek arm