Junior engineers get a lot of meaningful, high-impact projects.
A lot of the technological problems have already been solved in a very scalable fashion, so someone right out of college is empowered to build great stuff.
As you progress in your career, it's getting harder to find challenges to solve. Even though one of Amazon's tenets is to "think big" and "long-term investment," sometimes shipping features fast trumps all of that.
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 was intensely grilled about Leadership Principles and my resume combined. I was also given a LeetCode Medium question focusing on API Design and Implementation. I was given time to ask questions back to the interviewer.
The interview consisted of debugging, two online code screenings, and a behavioral interview, followed by an online interview with a LeetCode medium question. The interview process was very streamlined and not too difficult.
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 was intensely grilled about Leadership Principles and my resume combined. I was also given a LeetCode Medium question focusing on API Design and Implementation. I was given time to ask questions back to the interviewer.
The interview consisted of debugging, two online code screenings, and a behavioral interview, followed by an online interview with a LeetCode medium question. The interview process was very streamlined and not too difficult.