As part of the EFS team at AWS, I got to work in a distributed systems domain within a very hard-core engineering work culture.
No work-life balance. Promos take time to go through.
Needs more inclusivity and transparency.
There were three rounds. Basic, hard, and medium-level questions were asked. No CS fundamentals were asked. Learn Amazon Leadership Principles by heart; they ask a lot about them.
I applied to this role on campus and received an assessment. I was asked to solve two coding questions, one of medium and one of high difficulty. Afterwards, I was shortlisted for an interview where I had to solve two complex coding questions. I was
Applied in August 2020. Received an email for an OA in February 2021. I took three Online Assessments (OAs) for Amazon SDE. I passed all test cases for OA1 and OA2. OA3 also went well. I was rejected a few days later.
There were three rounds. Basic, hard, and medium-level questions were asked. No CS fundamentals were asked. Learn Amazon Leadership Principles by heart; they ask a lot about them.
I applied to this role on campus and received an assessment. I was asked to solve two coding questions, one of medium and one of high difficulty. Afterwards, I was shortlisted for an interview where I had to solve two complex coding questions. I was
Applied in August 2020. Received an email for an OA in February 2021. I took three Online Assessments (OAs) for Amazon SDE. I passed all test cases for OA1 and OA2. OA3 also went well. I was rejected a few days later.