As a Junior SDE, I have the opportunity to continue pursuing my degree in college while also experiencing how computer science is used in the real world through Amazon.
I love being able to learn about corporate culture, professional teamwork, and time management to accomplish all my goals while still being a college student.
My favorite thing about working here is the culture: Amazon is an empowering company. They encourage you to think outside the box, make your ideas vocal, and push to make them a reality. This trust and responsibility that the company places in you allows you to take ownership of both your own and the company's development.
Amazon definitely pushes you to deliver results. While this is not necessarily a bad thing, it can lead to high stress and feeling lost in how to accomplish your tasks when you're blocked.
Your team will assume you're fine unless you say otherwise, so the responsibility to communicate your needs and reach out for help falls completely on you.
I submitted my application and, a couple of days later, received a link to an online home test on HackerRank. It featured medium-to-hard LeetCode-style questions. This was a few months ago, and I still haven't received a response. Therefore, I can't
1. Questionnaire sent over email. 2. Interview: Asked for an example project that I am proud of. Proceeded to a round of technical examination involving a data structure (LeetCode style problem).
It was a coding interview with problems simulating real-time work scenarios at Amazon. It gave a good understanding of my capabilities. I liked how serious it was, and it's a great filter.
I submitted my application and, a couple of days later, received a link to an online home test on HackerRank. It featured medium-to-hard LeetCode-style questions. This was a few months ago, and I still haven't received a response. Therefore, I can't
1. Questionnaire sent over email. 2. Interview: Asked for an example project that I am proud of. Proceeded to a round of technical examination involving a data structure (LeetCode style problem).
It was a coding interview with problems simulating real-time work scenarios at Amazon. It gave a good understanding of my capabilities. I liked how serious it was, and it's a great filter.