A lot of freedom to develop your own project for 12 weeks as an intern (I was given my project, but was given the freedom to design, develop, and test the code all on my own).
Great pay + living accommodations as an intern.
You will work with smart engineers who will help you.
The bootcamp was extremely boring, and the learning curve was extremely steep (normal for any tech company).
My team worked extremely long hours (12+ consistently) and had way too much operational burden.
Office culture is open, but I still felt hesitant to ask questions to fellow engineers.
Frugality sometimes prevented the team from hanging out as often as we could have.
I didn't see upper management that often, nor really get to speak with them. I guess I didn't have to, but I set out time to meet with interns, especially at the beginning.
It was a long process, but I would say worthwhile. Timeline: * August: Applied * December: Heard back for OA * 1 week later: 16 Amazon Principles * February: 1 45-minute interview
I applied online. Pretty difficult OA, didn't need to get full score. One-round technical interview with SDE. Interview was pretty easy; most people I knew at school and friends ended up passing the interview. Took about 1 month to hear back after t
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Standard OA, followed by a workstyle assessment and finally a 1-hour whiteboarding session which covered leadership principles, data structure grill, and a LeetCode question (medium difficulty). It's mostl
It was a long process, but I would say worthwhile. Timeline: * August: Applied * December: Heard back for OA * 1 week later: 16 Amazon Principles * February: 1 45-minute interview
I applied online. Pretty difficult OA, didn't need to get full score. One-round technical interview with SDE. Interview was pretty easy; most people I knew at school and friends ended up passing the interview. Took about 1 month to hear back after t
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Standard OA, followed by a workstyle assessment and finally a 1-hour whiteboarding session which covered leadership principles, data structure grill, and a LeetCode question (medium difficulty). It's mostl