Amazon is a very innovative company with never a dull moment at work. Management greatly encourages new ideas/technology, given that you can get some free time off your operational load (see below). The company has some of the smartest people around and provides awesome learning and career growth opportunities. If you ever wonder what it takes to keep a large-scale distributed system working, where the customer never even realizes the machinery behind amazon.com, you need to come work at Amazon. It's a great place to work, learn some new stuff, and have fun while doing it. Amazon totally rocks!
Operational load messes up your regular development work.
Be prepared to live with chaos.
Focus on reducing operational load for developers.
Coding assessment with two coding questions and a workstyle survey. Four rounds in a virtual onsite a month later: * One round with the hiring manager. * The other three with members of the team.
Took about a month. 1 online assessment with 2 medium LeetCode questions (3 coding, 1 system design). They also expect OOPS and LLD knowledge. 2 behavioral questions in every interview (8 in total).
I was assigned an online assessment through HackerRank (2 hours). After passing the assessment, the virtual onsite was scheduled 3 weeks out. The onsite consisted of 4 hours of system design, coding, and managerial rounds. They all had a peculiar m
Coding assessment with two coding questions and a workstyle survey. Four rounds in a virtual onsite a month later: * One round with the hiring manager. * The other three with members of the team.
Took about a month. 1 online assessment with 2 medium LeetCode questions (3 coding, 1 system design). They also expect OOPS and LLD knowledge. 2 behavioral questions in every interview (8 in total).
I was assigned an online assessment through HackerRank (2 hours). After passing the assessment, the virtual onsite was scheduled 3 weeks out. The onsite consisted of 4 hours of system design, coding, and managerial rounds. They all had a peculiar m