Learned a whole lot about AWS and tons of other things in regards to building full-stack applications on the cloud.
Internal tools are second to none for developing software at scale.
Pay is quite competitive for an internship.
Return offer is nearly guaranteed unless you are performing terribly.
I found the work to be a bit boring.
For interns, you cannot pick your team.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. 2 interviews back to back, both were behavioral and technical. One technical question asked in each: * The first was on graph theory. * The second was a modified LRU cache.
Two OA + 1 Final Round Zoom Interview OA1: Two easy/medium LeetCode questions to be solved in 70 minutes. OA2: Workplace simulation primarily with multiple-choice and some debugging multiple-choice questions. Focus on aligning to LPs. Final Round
Couple of OAs about algorithms, debugging, and work style. Followed by a 1-hour final round interview that was on par with LC medium questions. Overall, a pretty standard SWE interview process.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. 2 interviews back to back, both were behavioral and technical. One technical question asked in each: * The first was on graph theory. * The second was a modified LRU cache.
Two OA + 1 Final Round Zoom Interview OA1: Two easy/medium LeetCode questions to be solved in 70 minutes. OA2: Workplace simulation primarily with multiple-choice and some debugging multiple-choice questions. Focus on aligning to LPs. Final Round
Couple of OAs about algorithms, debugging, and work style. Followed by a 1-hour final round interview that was on par with LC medium questions. Overall, a pretty standard SWE interview process.