Got paid well and became a better engineer as I learned more about how distributed systems/microservices architecture works.
Worked for Alexa during its downfall. Terrible management that only looks out for themselves and is quick to place people in Focus/PIP. Teammates are not usually helpful. The Alexa product and Gen AI migration have a terrible outlook. Five-day RTO on all of this is the cherry on a steaming pile of doo doo.
Strongly reconsider the mandated 5-day RTO and mandated Focus quota.
The first round is an online coding challenge. There are 4 rounds after that. In 3 of these rounds, a medium-level coding question was asked. The last round tested object-oriented design. In all four rounds, after the coding/design question, behavior
It was for a new grad, and the interview process was fairly simple. They had: * An OA round * One behavioral round * One aptitude round * Lastly, a virtual interview round where they asked more coding questions.
Applied for the job via the Amazon.jobs website. I was sent an Online Assessment (OA) to complete about an hour after applying for the role. I then took the OA a few days later, which seems to have new changes to combat AI usage during these coding
The first round is an online coding challenge. There are 4 rounds after that. In 3 of these rounds, a medium-level coding question was asked. The last round tested object-oriented design. In all four rounds, after the coding/design question, behavior
It was for a new grad, and the interview process was fairly simple. They had: * An OA round * One behavioral round * One aptitude round * Lastly, a virtual interview round where they asked more coding questions.
Applied for the job via the Amazon.jobs website. I was sent an Online Assessment (OA) to complete about an hour after applying for the role. I then took the OA a few days later, which seems to have new changes to combat AI usage during these coding