Machine learning scientist interns get to work with the latest technologies and do a project that can really make an impact. The salary is quite high for interns. They have some degree of freedom. The working environment is good; colleagues take you seriously as a full-time employee and give good advice.
Public space in the office can be quite crowded. They don't provide free snacks or drinks for the workplace, only vending machines. There are limited dining options around the area.
As an intern, I don't really think I have enough experience to gain insight into management, but I do think they're doing a great job pushing technology forward.
The interview process was nice and clear. I had two rounds of interviews for the internship position. Both rounds were technical interviews. They asked about my research experience and a case study. Both included programming questions.
Call with a recruiter, followed by a technical interview. The technical interview covered broad Machine Learning questions, then the coding part. The problem required prior knowledge of a calculus theorem, which, in my opinion, was not fair.
I took the OA, and they told me they would schedule the VO about one month later. After that email, I waited for another two weeks to schedule three VOs. I was rejected in five weekdays.
The interview process was nice and clear. I had two rounds of interviews for the internship position. Both rounds were technical interviews. They asked about my research experience and a case study. Both included programming questions.
Call with a recruiter, followed by a technical interview. The technical interview covered broad Machine Learning questions, then the coding part. The problem required prior knowledge of a calculus theorem, which, in my opinion, was not fair.
I took the OA, and they told me they would schedule the VO about one month later. After that email, I waited for another two weeks to schedule three VOs. I was rejected in five weekdays.