Apple

The interview was pretty standard. They asked simple questions about my experience, why I wanted the job, and my education. Nothing too shocking or out of the ordinary. Just come prepared, and you should be good to go.

For the IS&T intern program, the first stage of interviews is a behavioral interview. You are generally evaluated based on your culture fit with the company and interest in the program. If you seem like a good fit, you advance to the second stage of

They asked me a LeetCode-style coding problem that I needed to solve, considering optimization constraints. The interviewer was nice and open to discussing together whenever there was any doubt.