Support Engineer, Associate

As a Support Engineer at Qualcomm, you will significantly contribute to product improvement and collaborate with other Engineers to sustain various aspects of the product development life cycle. Your role will involve resolving technical system issues to enhance product reliability, thereby playing a critical role in ensuring optimal performance. This position offers ample opportunities for growth and learning within the Engineering development space. Preferred qualifications for this role include a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, or a related field. Additionally, certification in Electronics or a related area is desirable. Military experience or training in the electronics field (Rank E4+) is also considered beneficial. The ideal candidate should possess at least 2 years of experience in digital hardware, software, and/or analog RF troubleshooting and debugging, along with 2+ years of experience in a lab environment. In this role, your principal duties and responsibilities will include performing organizational or low-level debug tasks, along with development support tasks under supervision. You will be involved in executing modifications and revisions of electronic parts, software, system components, or circuitry. Furthermore, you will provide design support to engineers, offer recommendations for small projects with guidance, install, upgrade, and configure company products and components, and monitor product performance while analyzing failures or malfunctions. As a Support Engineer, you will gather data and information from various sources to understand specifications and execute tasks effectively. Collaboration with team members is essential to complete the team's work, and you will be expected to prioritize, meet deadlines, and deliver individual project tasks with minimal supervision. In terms of responsibility, this role operates under supervision, with decision-making impacting the immediate work area or work group. Effective verbal and written communication skills are necessary to convey basic, routine factual information. Tasks typically involve a limited number of steps and can be referenced using directions or manuals.,