Hands-on opportunities to work with AWS cloud technologies—and, if you work in AWS, to develop them. In AWS, it is exciting to work on technologies that so many companies in so many different industries use.
Support from other Amazonians (e.g., a dedicated Slack channel to anonymously ask for advice).
Strong culture of developing employees (and, to some extent, developing employees even when doing so is not best for the team).
Long, sometimes overwhelming onboarding.
Asked two LPs about making a decision when I didn't have time to consider all the options and a time when I had to help someone. Technical: Implemented a trie to define a `find()` function for auto-completion.
The Amazon internship process is quite short compared to other companies. Here's what it looks like: 1. **OA 1:** Two coding problems to be solved in 70 minutes. You can't prepare extensively for these, but checking out the LeetCode discussion foru
The technical portion was an LC easy question, and the behavioral portion was a few questions regarding previous experience (surrounding LPs). The interview was fairly straightforward and short; it was a 1x30 interview.
Asked two LPs about making a decision when I didn't have time to consider all the options and a time when I had to help someone. Technical: Implemented a trie to define a `find()` function for auto-completion.
The Amazon internship process is quite short compared to other companies. Here's what it looks like: 1. **OA 1:** Two coding problems to be solved in 70 minutes. You can't prepare extensively for these, but checking out the LeetCode discussion foru
The technical portion was an LC easy question, and the behavioral portion was a few questions regarding previous experience (surrounding LPs). The interview was fairly straightforward and short; it was a 1x30 interview.