Interesting work, but highly secretive
Interesting work, but highly secretive
All the work that I did and that I was able to see was very interesting and rewarding, although I was only able to see a small part of it.
Work at Apple is very secretive. I spoke to other interns, and they weren't able to share much about what they were working on. I only know what a few of my teammates were working on. This also meant a slow process of getting sign-off and working on features.
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I applied online. Recruiter reached out via email after applying. Engineering manager interview for 45 min. Then 2 final round technical interviews, 45 min each: * 1 open-ended question * 1 coding question
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Applied online through the website. Two interviews, mostly focusing on research, projects, and some easy coding topics like Applied ML and linked lists. Fairly fast process, took about 3 weeks in total. I got a project that was a good match.
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Two interviews were conducted: * One involved basic Python coding, specifically implementing an algorithm within machine learning. * The other was a research scenario interview, where I discussed a problem relevant to the team I applied for.
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Cupertino, California, United StatesDecember 9, 2025I applied online. Recruiter reached out via email after applying. Engineering manager interview for 45 min. Then 2 final round technical interviews, 45 min each: * 1 open-ended question * 1 coding question
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Cupertino, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020Applied online through the website. Two interviews, mostly focusing on research, projects, and some easy coding topics like Applied ML and linked lists. Fairly fast process, took about 3 weeks in total. I got a project that was a good match.
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Zürich, SwitzerlandDecember 1, 2022Two interviews were conducted: * One involved basic Python coding, specifically implementing an algorithm within machine learning. * The other was a research scenario interview, where I discussed a problem relevant to the team I applied for.
