A fast-paced, fun, and customer-obsessed environment
A fast-paced, fun, and customer-obsessed environment
There's lots of opportunity at Amazon. For a huge company, it amazingly feels like a startup. Once you've been here a while, you can start to look at other positions in other parts of the world.
Very fast-paced environment. Tribal knowledge can be frustrating at times, but it's also a trade-off you get for it feeling like a startup.
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Solutions Architect
The technical interview was 1 hour and very straightforward. Questions were asked in rapid-fire fashion, covering a variety of topics to gauge your technical breadth. The difficulty of the questions was easy-medium. My advice is to practice answerin
Solutions Architect
Interview with hiring manager. Asked 2-3 behavioral questions. Then went into details about cloud concepts. Also asked AI conceptual questions that I didn't expect (like RAG and fine-tuning). Overall, it was medium difficulty.
Solutions Architect
A recruiter reached out, and things went really well. I completed an initial screen and was scheduled for the famous "loop." The day before my loop, the recruiter called and informed me that they had decided to proceed with an internal candidate.
Solutions Architect
United StatesMarch 14, 2022The technical interview was 1 hour and very straightforward. Questions were asked in rapid-fire fashion, covering a variety of topics to gauge your technical breadth. The difficulty of the questions was easy-medium. My advice is to practice answerin
Solutions Architect
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaOctober 10, 2026Interview with hiring manager. Asked 2-3 behavioral questions. Then went into details about cloud concepts. Also asked AI conceptual questions that I didn't expect (like RAG and fine-tuning). Overall, it was medium difficulty.
Solutions Architect
Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesMay 20, 2025A recruiter reached out, and things went really well. I completed an initial screen and was scheduled for the famous "loop." The day before my loop, the recruiter called and informed me that they had decided to proceed with an internal candidate.
