Many opportunities for new graduates
Many opportunities for new graduates
Many openings for all-level engineers, especially friendly to new graduates. Work within AWS architecture where you can learn a lot.
Work-life balance is bad in many teams, and managers always push you to deliver.
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Software Engineer
OA: 2 questions Technical Phone Screen: * 2 behavior questions * 1 OOD question 4 one-hour loops: * Coding and system design Coding: LeetCode Meeting Room 2. The other questions are practical and OOD. System Design: Amazon Photo. The total proce
Software Engineer
Applied online. Interview process: * One round of online assessment (OA). * One round of video interview with a Senior Engineer, consisting of a mix of behavioral questions (BQ) and technical questions. These covered Amazon Leadership Principles and
Software Engineer
3 Rounds 1. Code Assessment 2. First Interview (Coding) 3. Final Round (3 rounds: 2 coding, 1 behavioral) * Coding: LC/Data Structure * Behavioral: Typical scenario, STAR leadership principles * Coding: Low-level design
Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2025OA: 2 questions Technical Phone Screen: * 2 behavior questions * 1 OOD question 4 one-hour loops: * Coding and system design Coding: LeetCode Meeting Room 2. The other questions are practical and OOD. System Design: Amazon Photo. The total proce
Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesAugust 1, 2022Applied online. Interview process: * One round of online assessment (OA). * One round of video interview with a Senior Engineer, consisting of a mix of behavioral questions (BQ) and technical questions. These covered Amazon Leadership Principles and
Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesSeptember 24, 20253 Rounds 1. Code Assessment 2. First Interview (Coding) 3. Final Round (3 rounds: 2 coding, 1 behavioral) * Coding: LC/Data Structure * Behavioral: Typical scenario, STAR leadership principles * Coding: Low-level design
