As a new college graduate with a few months of experience in a different firm, I can definitely say that I learned a lot in AWS and getting help from senior engineers is effortless. Overall, it's a great place to develop lots of skills in software engineering.
I've only been here for a couple of months and can't point out a con yet.
The interview process is tedious. They will grill you on everything on your resume. They want precise details on everything. Do not provide a high-level summary on anything. You must go into details on every topic. And make sure you are a master cod
I applied online and received a HackerRank coding assessment, followed by four technical and behavioral rounds, including system design, with the Hiring Manager. All the rounds went well, and feedback was good, but I was not hired.
- HR call. - Online assessment for HackerRank. - Onsite group assessment, paired with others. - Onsite interview with an Amazon engineer discussing the questions faced in the group round (Data structures and reasons for choosing them).
The interview process is tedious. They will grill you on everything on your resume. They want precise details on everything. Do not provide a high-level summary on anything. You must go into details on every topic. And make sure you are a master cod
I applied online and received a HackerRank coding assessment, followed by four technical and behavioral rounds, including system design, with the Hiring Manager. All the rounds went well, and feedback was good, but I was not hired.
- HR call. - Online assessment for HackerRank. - Onsite group assessment, paired with others. - Onsite interview with an Amazon engineer discussing the questions faced in the group round (Data structures and reasons for choosing them).