Great atmosphere – my team was very welcoming, friendly, and easy to reach out to – manager, mentors, and team-mates. You take part in daily standups, sprint planning meetings, team meetings, all-hands meetings, and game nights, etc.
Growth – I received mentoring and learned AWS and advanced Java features. Plus, there are a lot of other trainings, broadcasts, and seminars focused on leadership principles, technical, and personal growth.
Adding value – You get to work on your individual project from start to finish – write a design doc, implement it, and present it. Plus, it's something that is used by the team.
Equipment – They send you a monitor and a laptop, and headphones. They also reimburse if anything needs replacement.
Great compensation.
Did not rescind offers during the pandemic – found a way to make remote internships work, and I'm grateful for that.
Sometimes the documentation was out of date.
Keep up the good work. I felt that I was Amazon's customer as an intern!
Very smooth. The interviewer was nice and seemed to enjoy my answers to the behavioral portion. He also gave me a couple of hints for the technical question. Overall, it was an above-average experience.
The process took 2 months. Interview timeline: - 8/1: Completed Application - 9/20: Recruiter reached out, asked for graduation date and other info, then given an online assessment - 9/22: Completed online assessment - 10/15: Recruiter gets back, in
Coding assessment with three easy-medium LeetCode questions, I recall. This was followed by a final round interview with a LeetCode medium-hard question. Overall, a very straightforward process. Outside of the initial application, I believe the proc
Very smooth. The interviewer was nice and seemed to enjoy my answers to the behavioral portion. He also gave me a couple of hints for the technical question. Overall, it was an above-average experience.
The process took 2 months. Interview timeline: - 8/1: Completed Application - 9/20: Recruiter reached out, asked for graduation date and other info, then given an online assessment - 9/22: Completed online assessment - 10/15: Recruiter gets back, in
Coding assessment with three easy-medium LeetCode questions, I recall. This was followed by a final round interview with a LeetCode medium-hard question. Overall, a very straightforward process. Outside of the initial application, I believe the proc