Qualcomm Organizational Chart - Qualcomm’s organizational structure is centered on technology licensing, semiconductor design, and platform development. Its executive leadership oversees two primary business segments: Qualcomm CDMA Technologies, which focuses on chipsets and system-on-chip platforms, and Qualcomm Technology Licensing, which manages the company’s patent portfolio and licensing operations. In fiscal year 2024, Qualcomm reported revenue of approximately US $35.8 billion and net income of about US $7.6 billion.

Company Description - Qualcomm has played a key role in the development of wireless communications standards. The company designs and supplies semiconductors and software that enable connectivity, high-performance computing, and on-device intelligence. Founded in 1985, its technologies support smartphones, automotive systems, industrial equipment, and Internet of Things devices. Qualcomm operates globally, working closely with device manufacturers, network providers, and ecosystem partners to bring its platforms to market.

It visualizes how Qualcomm’s leadership is organized around distinct operating segments for chipset platforms and patent licensing, with shared oversight across research, standards development, and global operations.

Adjustments are usually driven by shifts in technology focus or market expansion, such as growth in automotive or IoT, rather than routine restructuring.

It helps partners identify whether engagement sits within product platforms, manufacturing coordination, or licensing governance, reducing confusion across commercial and legal touchpoints.

Chipset platform groups, advanced engineering teams, manufacturing and supply chain coordination, and regional customer operations are key areas for vendor engagement.

By mapping platform owners, regional sales leadership, and ecosystem teams, marketers can tailor outreach to specific technology roadmaps and market segments instead of broad, generic positioning.