You will almost definitely deliver production software if you program. If you deliver software, you will see it work in Prod. It looks really good on a resume. It gets you experience in Ops.
Not industry-standard software tools and stack. Work/life balance is skewed to work (see experience in Ops). Lots of security and upgrade treadmill.
The process was broken into 3 parts. After applying in April, I did the online assessment (LeetCode-style coding + workplace simulation) later that month. In August, I received an invite for a 3-round interview: Round 1 (Behavioral + LLD): A coupl
1. Coding round: Two LeetCode Easy questions, including array and string operations. 2. Behavioral: A three-hour test, quite lengthy and confusing. Take it seriously and be prepared for the long process.
I am a PhD student. First, I applied to a position related to my research field and passed the coding test. There were two technical interviews. They asked about my research background and tested if I had a base knowledge of their work.
The process was broken into 3 parts. After applying in April, I did the online assessment (LeetCode-style coding + workplace simulation) later that month. In August, I received an invite for a 3-round interview: Round 1 (Behavioral + LLD): A coupl
1. Coding round: Two LeetCode Easy questions, including array and string operations. 2. Behavioral: A three-hour test, quite lengthy and confusing. Take it seriously and be prepared for the long process.
I am a PhD student. First, I applied to a position related to my research field and passed the coding test. There were two technical interviews. They asked about my research background and tested if I had a base knowledge of their work.