So far, an awesome company to work for
So far, an awesome company to work for
American Express takes as good care of their employees as they do for their customers.
Flexible working. Great opportunities for learning and development. Cool environment and fun-loving culture.
It's a big company at the end of the day, so things are not as fast as at startups, but not as slow as you might think for the size of the company.
Just keep investing in your employees. They are and will give you rewards back.
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American Express Interview Experiences
Software Engineer Internship
1. Online coding challenge on Codility, consisting of 2 coding questions. 2. Behavioural interview on HireVue. 4/5 questions, approximately 20 minutes. 3. In-person assessment centre invitation, including group work as well as solo sessions.
AI Engineer
Through the college placement and internship cell during my 3rd and 4th year, Amex came to my college for recruitment. I participated in the hiring process. I tried but couldn't make it.
Software Developer Intern
Asked two questions. Both were LeetCode easy. The interviewer came late and seemed very disorganized. He kept asking random questions about Java garbage collection, runtime errors, etc., and interrupting while I was answering.
Software Engineer Internship
United KingdomNovember 15, 20251. Online coding challenge on Codility, consisting of 2 coding questions. 2. Behavioural interview on HireVue. 4/5 questions, approximately 20 minutes. 3. In-person assessment centre invitation, including group work as well as solo sessions.
AI Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaNovember 14, 2025Through the college placement and internship cell during my 3rd and 4th year, Amex came to my college for recruitment. I participated in the hiring process. I tried but couldn't make it.
Software Developer Intern
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesNovember 9, 2025Asked two questions. Both were LeetCode easy. The interviewer came late and seemed very disorganized. He kept asking random questions about Java garbage collection, runtime errors, etc., and interrupting while I was answering.
