Great people, cool product, and a super challenging technical environment.
I didn't live in Portland proper, so parking was a pain and expensive (like $15/day) in a parking garage.
A recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. There was an initial 30-minute screening with the recruiter, followed by a 1-hour interview with the hiring manager. This was then followed by a "virtual onsite" which consisted of 5 one-hour interviews in a si
The process was informal, with no system design questions. I was expecting more. However, the interviewer was very friendly. The questions were related to my previous working experience. Overall, it was good, and I enjoyed the interview process.
I made it to the first-round technical interview. I prepared for a week (about 20 hours) to have answers ready in the STAR format for Amazon's leadership principles. The interviewer was kind and asked a set of questions that were all reasonable and
A recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. There was an initial 30-minute screening with the recruiter, followed by a 1-hour interview with the hiring manager. This was then followed by a "virtual onsite" which consisted of 5 one-hour interviews in a si
The process was informal, with no system design questions. I was expecting more. However, the interviewer was very friendly. The questions were related to my previous working experience. Overall, it was good, and I enjoyed the interview process.
I made it to the first-round technical interview. I prepared for a week (about 20 hours) to have answers ready in the STAR format for Amazon's leadership principles. The interviewer was kind and asked a set of questions that were all reasonable and