People, culture, the work, and development.
This was my first tech experience, and in 2013, during the Bezos era. Although I was a contractor, I had access to all the development materials, especially around writing, and I've built a career in tech. I have an M.Sc. degree, but what I learned at Amazon in 2 months was so much more than I ever learned in my education.
None. Might be different now, but there were no free meals back then.
The first interview was a technical one that lasted 30 minutes. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, focusing on the technical questions. The interview was not too formal, which helped with the nerves.
OA, 3 questions. Leetcode, API design, SQL. Followed by 1 round with HM, easy-medium question. Small behavioral: “tell me about a project you did” + follow ups. This honestly is inline with other SDE intern interviews - nothing spectacular.
1. Technical Assessment (OA) - (70–90 minutes): Solve two programming problems focusing on data structures and algorithms. Languages like Java, Python, and C++ are commonly used. - Workstyles Assessment (15 minutes): A multiple-choice questionnaire a
The first interview was a technical one that lasted 30 minutes. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, focusing on the technical questions. The interview was not too formal, which helped with the nerves.
OA, 3 questions. Leetcode, API design, SQL. Followed by 1 round with HM, easy-medium question. Small behavioral: “tell me about a project you did” + follow ups. This honestly is inline with other SDE intern interviews - nothing spectacular.
1. Technical Assessment (OA) - (70–90 minutes): Solve two programming problems focusing on data structures and algorithms. Languages like Java, Python, and C++ are commonly used. - Workstyles Assessment (15 minutes): A multiple-choice questionnaire a