Exposure to real-world, high-impact projects using the latest AWS technologies like Lambda, DynamoDB, and S3.
Strong mentorship and support from experienced engineers who are invested in your growth.
Great networking opportunities with leaders and peers across Amazon's vast ecosystem.
Flexible work environment with the ability to own entire projects from end to end.
Strong emphasis on high coding standards and scalable solutions, which boosts technical skill development.
Long working hours, especially during the final phases of project delivery.
Onboarding can be overwhelming due to Amazon’s vast array of internal tools and systems.
High pressure to perform in a fast-paced environment, which might not suit everyone.
Sometimes difficult to maintain work-life balance due to the intensity of projects.
Streamline the onboarding process for interns by offering more focused resources or shadowing opportunities.
Continue fostering a collaborative culture, but ensure workloads are balanced to avoid burnout.
Provide clearer communication about expectations and project scopes to help interns manage time effectively.
Applied online. First, an OA and two work-style questionnaires. Then, a 45-minute technical and behavioral interview, including an Amazon-themed LeetCode-style question and two behavioral questions requiring application of the LPs.
Quite a clear process. 2 weeks after submitting my application, I was sent 2 medium-difficulty programming problems, in addition to a behavioral questionnaire. Then, I was granted an interview where I answered questions related to my knowledge; in ad
Take-home challenge then a final round interview - 1 hour mix behavioral & technical. The technical was a LeetCode easy, then a LeetCode medium. The first was LinkedList, and the medium was a graph traversal BFS.
Applied online. First, an OA and two work-style questionnaires. Then, a 45-minute technical and behavioral interview, including an Amazon-themed LeetCode-style question and two behavioral questions requiring application of the LPs.
Quite a clear process. 2 weeks after submitting my application, I was sent 2 medium-difficulty programming problems, in addition to a behavioral questionnaire. Then, I was granted an interview where I answered questions related to my knowledge; in ad
Take-home challenge then a final round interview - 1 hour mix behavioral & technical. The technical was a LeetCode easy, then a LeetCode medium. The first was LinkedList, and the medium was a graph traversal BFS.