The below has been my experience, but it may just depend on which org and team you find yourself in.
AWS hires great people across the board. They are the best part about working at AWS. You will learn a lot from them and grow a lot, especially for such a large enterprise job (depends on your team/org). You get to play with AWS tech for "free" and learn how the internals work.
Your work has the potential to have a big impact on the cloud market. You get to handle your own ops.
The below has been my experience, but it may just depend on which org and team you find yourself in.
Some of the projects you work on can be uninspiring workarounds of one-way door legacy decisions. Middle management likes to tie product launches and deadlines to "AWS public event A" instead of focusing on product fidelity. You get to handle your own ops.
I initially received an automated email with a link to an online assessment. This assessment included two coding questions and a behavioral component. It took about two months before I was contacted for the interview process. The interview consiste
I received an OA after my online application in late October 2024. I got a mail saying I cleared the OA somewhere in the first week of November 2024. On November 13th, 2024, a recruiter emailed me asking for my preferred interview dates in December
While in graduate school, I contacted a recruiter on campus. I received an online assessment (OA), followed by another online behavioral test. Apparently, I performed well enough to skip the normal onsite round. I then had just a verification round
I initially received an automated email with a link to an online assessment. This assessment included two coding questions and a behavioral component. It took about two months before I was contacted for the interview process. The interview consiste
I received an OA after my online application in late October 2024. I got a mail saying I cleared the OA somewhere in the first week of November 2024. On November 13th, 2024, a recruiter emailed me asking for my preferred interview dates in December
While in graduate school, I contacted a recruiter on campus. I received an online assessment (OA), followed by another online behavioral test. Apparently, I performed well enough to skip the normal onsite round. I then had just a verification round