The intern program was well organized. There were cool events and talks to attend. My team and its role in Amazon were also cool.
Being an intern at a large company like Amazon is truly like being a cog in a machine. My project itself was not very interesting or rewarding and was more like grunt work for the team. That being said, my experience might not necessarily apply to other interns.
Interview Structure: 3 Rounds, 45 Minutes Each (Virtual) Round 1: Behavioral and Technical Interview * Focus: Leadership Principles (LP), Resume Review, and a few technical questions based on your resume. * Questions: 1. Can you describe a
The interviews covered data structures and algorithms, frontend design, backend system design, and behavior + cultural fit. I had lunch with team members and toured the office space. This was the final onsite interview, with each session conducted
2 tests and then a demo quiz. The tests are on 7 questions and the other 3 questions. The demo is 2 hours of acting like you're in the company.
Interview Structure: 3 Rounds, 45 Minutes Each (Virtual) Round 1: Behavioral and Technical Interview * Focus: Leadership Principles (LP), Resume Review, and a few technical questions based on your resume. * Questions: 1. Can you describe a
The interviews covered data structures and algorithms, frontend design, backend system design, and behavior + cultural fit. I had lunch with team members and toured the office space. This was the final onsite interview, with each session conducted
2 tests and then a demo quiz. The tests are on 7 questions and the other 3 questions. The demo is 2 hours of acting like you're in the company.