Worked in the supply chain team, with lots of opportunities to learn about cloud technology and distributed systems. Co-workers and senior engineers are knowledgeable and great trainers and communicators.
Not a lot of room for experimentation; business logic is, for the most part, established. It's a difficult environment to innovate.
The interview process typically involves: * A phone screening. * A screening interview with two engineers, where you'll need to answer two simple coding questions. * A final day of interviews, consisting of approximately four interviews on the
Good, three different loops, but each working with an engineer who was really well-spoken and dedicated to their craft. This was a good opportunity to converse, but be ready for algorithmic-style questions.
The interview was held in four rounds: * Three coding questions * One system design question I completed it over two consecutive days. However, I'm not sure if this is still an option. There were four interviewers from different teams across t
The interview process typically involves: * A phone screening. * A screening interview with two engineers, where you'll need to answer two simple coding questions. * A final day of interviews, consisting of approximately four interviews on the
Good, three different loops, but each working with an engineer who was really well-spoken and dedicated to their craft. This was a good opportunity to converse, but be ready for algorithmic-style questions.
The interview was held in four rounds: * Three coding questions * One system design question I completed it over two consecutive days. However, I'm not sure if this is still an option. There were four interviewers from different teams across t