I enjoyed working at Amazon as an intern over the summer. My project was very impactful, and I had a lot of control over the specifics of it. My mentor and manager were very helpful as well.
There was a lot of onboarding at the beginning of the internship, as there are a significant number of internal tools Amazon has that you must learn. Also, there were little to no intern events at my office, so it was pretty isolating outside of my mentor and manager.
First was an online assessment. A few weeks then went by, and there was a video call with a senior SDE who interviewed me with technical questions. It was pretty straightforward. I used an online IDE so we could actively share the code, and they woul
There were only two rounds. The first round was a 110-minute online assessment (OA), and the second was an hour-long video interview. Both featured LeetCode easy/medium questions. The final round consisted of one LeetCode question, followed by gener
1 OA and 1 VO. The whole process took around two and a half months, and HR arranged the interview within a week. Pretty smooth procedure to me compared to other companies!
First was an online assessment. A few weeks then went by, and there was a video call with a senior SDE who interviewed me with technical questions. It was pretty straightforward. I used an online IDE so we could actively share the code, and they woul
There were only two rounds. The first round was a 110-minute online assessment (OA), and the second was an hour-long video interview. Both featured LeetCode easy/medium questions. The final round consisted of one LeetCode question, followed by gener
1 OA and 1 VO. The whole process took around two and a half months, and HR arranged the interview within a week. Pretty smooth procedure to me compared to other companies!