Honestly, a great place to work.
The culture is friendly, eager to learn, and creative—perfect for interns or new grads.
Benefits, like food and employee events, are fun and a good break from work.
I worked on a project that was useful to my team and could definitely see myself working there full-time.
It's a big company, so if you're on a team where you aren't super involved, it's easy to feel like your impact can be lost. It is possible to switch teams. I saw at least two people during my summer there that switched, but I'm not too sure how easy it is to climb up the corporate ladder.
Five rounds, five different engineers! My interview was actually quite relaxed. The engineers gave me a take-home assignment, which was optional so I could observe work style. I made some contributions pretty immediately, and they really liked that I
The interview process was thorough and thoughtfully structured, and the interviewers were excellent. I initially received a verbal offer, but it was later withdrawn after I disclosed that I had been previously laid off, which was disappointing and d
The first round was with the Hiring Manager. This was followed by a technical round of 1.5 hours with three MLEs, with 30 minutes each. The position was within the Adobe Stock team for a Computer Vision role.
Five rounds, five different engineers! My interview was actually quite relaxed. The engineers gave me a take-home assignment, which was optional so I could observe work style. I made some contributions pretty immediately, and they really liked that I
The interview process was thorough and thoughtfully structured, and the interviewers were excellent. I initially received a verbal offer, but it was later withdrawn after I disclosed that I had been previously laid off, which was disappointing and d
The first round was with the Hiring Manager. This was followed by a technical round of 1.5 hours with three MLEs, with 30 minutes each. The position was within the Adobe Stock team for a Computer Vision role.