Apple is very systematic in its approach to engineering. It's a great environment, and the work is fast-paced.
After a few years, work becomes repetitive. Teams are closed, and not much knowledge is shared.
I was contacted by a recruiter who discussed the requirements of the team. The project was top secret, so they could not disclose what I would be working on. I had two rounds of phone interviews which involved discussions on concepts in machine lear
I interviewed with one of the OS platform teams for a Sr. Developer role. A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, as I had experience in the domain. After a few back-and-forth emails with the recruiter, I had a call with him where we discussed my
A couple of phone screens, one of which covered some Objective-C fundamentals. Spent a day doing on-site interviews. Initially, I had to give a prepared presentation about my background to all of the interviewers. The remainder of the day consisted
I was contacted by a recruiter who discussed the requirements of the team. The project was top secret, so they could not disclose what I would be working on. I had two rounds of phone interviews which involved discussions on concepts in machine lear
I interviewed with one of the OS platform teams for a Sr. Developer role. A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn, as I had experience in the domain. After a few back-and-forth emails with the recruiter, I had a call with him where we discussed my
A couple of phone screens, one of which covered some Objective-C fundamentals. Spent a day doing on-site interviews. Initially, I had to give a prepared presentation about my background to all of the interviewers. The remainder of the day consisted