Culture in Amazon is like a startup. We can question if there is something wrong if we have a valid reason. Work-life balance is good. I have gained a lot of experience, which is very helpful. It was great working with Amazon these 3 months.
From my point of view, nothing as such.
Questions were asked during the interview, covering SQL and modeling techniques. The overall experience was nice; it was a quick interview that lasted for nearly 30 minutes.
Data Engineer for the Global Services division, primarily for warehouse services products. The Data Engineer was expected to work with a team of a few engineers to migrate from legacy software (Microsoft MySQL) to AWS. There were no DevOps or backend
The process involved two coding assignment tests and then apparently two rounds of interviews, either via Zoom or in person. However, I didn't get past the second coding assessment, so I'm not entirely sure.
Questions were asked during the interview, covering SQL and modeling techniques. The overall experience was nice; it was a quick interview that lasted for nearly 30 minutes.
Data Engineer for the Global Services division, primarily for warehouse services products. The Data Engineer was expected to work with a team of a few engineers to migrate from legacy software (Microsoft MySQL) to AWS. There were no DevOps or backend
The process involved two coding assignment tests and then apparently two rounds of interviews, either via Zoom or in person. However, I didn't get past the second coding assessment, so I'm not entirely sure.