Great people, useful and practical offices, diverse projects.
Not many growth opportunities. The structure is very flat, meaning few options to make a management position early on. As a global company, there are a lot of early morning and late evening meetings with collaborating teams.
Phone interview with HR, and then technical screens. One hour each, mostly leetcode type questions. Some system design type stuff, nothing crazy. Minor amounts of behavioral stuff. All virtual, no in person.
Amazon primarily uses online assessments (OAs) for internship and new graduate positions, but also sometimes for experienced positions. Your recruiter will notify you if one is assigned to you. There are different types of Amazon online assessments.
I had two interviews: * One for the machine learning side. * One for the programming side. Unfortunately, I did not make it to the second round of interviews. For the ML interview, there were some easy questions about general knowledge of ML,
Phone interview with HR, and then technical screens. One hour each, mostly leetcode type questions. Some system design type stuff, nothing crazy. Minor amounts of behavioral stuff. All virtual, no in person.
Amazon primarily uses online assessments (OAs) for internship and new graduate positions, but also sometimes for experienced positions. Your recruiter will notify you if one is assigned to you. There are different types of Amazon online assessments.
I had two interviews: * One for the machine learning side. * One for the programming side. Unfortunately, I did not make it to the second round of interviews. For the ML interview, there were some easy questions about general knowledge of ML,