Amazing internship experience but highly team dependent
Amazing internship experience but highly team dependent
There are incredibly smart people to learn from at Amazon and many vastly different projects in progress, providing the opportunity to “pick and choose” what you want to work on.
Team culture and work-life balance are highly dependent on the team you’re on.
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Software Development Engineer Intern
It was a process of multiple months, starting with two stages of online interviews: one based around coding and one around problem-solving skills. This was followed by a Zoom interview with some coding questions.
Software Development Engineer Intern
The process started with three online assessments: * One debugging assessment * One coding assessment * One behavioral assessment After this, you had a remote personal interview which included both behavioral and technical questions.
Software Development Engineer Intern
Fairly simple interview process: an OA and then a virtual technical interview. Started with the first part of the OA, which was a set of three technical questions for which I had to enter an answer, coding competition style. You are given a set of t
Software Development Engineer Intern
Arlington, Virginia, United StatesOctober 18, 2023It was a process of multiple months, starting with two stages of online interviews: one based around coding and one around problem-solving skills. This was followed by a Zoom interview with some coding questions.
Software Development Engineer Intern
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJanuary 1, 2021The process started with three online assessments: * One debugging assessment * One coding assessment * One behavioral assessment After this, you had a remote personal interview which included both behavioral and technical questions.
Software Development Engineer Intern
Austin, Texas, United StatesMarch 1, 2022Fairly simple interview process: an OA and then a virtual technical interview. Started with the first part of the OA, which was a set of three technical questions for which I had to enter an answer, coding competition style. You are given a set of t
