Excellent, educational internship
Excellent, educational internship
Learned all about networking (including reading The Switch Book), had a valuable programming experience, and contributed to the company.
The employees were very intelligent and eager to shed knowledge on every area. Unlike my internship the following summer, there was an expert on every part of the codebase.
I had to pay for my own lunch at the cafeteria. That is it. Everything else was awesome, and the cafeteria food was delicious.
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Software Engineer
I sent my resume to them by email. Several days later, I was asked to fill in the required information online. After that, I received a phone call from the HR recruiter. She discussed something with me and then told me she would send me an email for
Software Engineer
Two rounds of interviews. **1st Round: Screening** * Delete a node from a linked list * Find the first missing number * Padding Did not go smoothly as I was still in working mode, but I answered all questions. In fact, the interviewer's answ
Software Engineer
The first round was onsite and consisted of standard questions: * Delete nodes of a specific value from a linked list. * Determine the size of a given structure on a 32-bit machine. * Debug a piece of code (it's recommended to read up on `argc` and
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJune 1, 2014I sent my resume to them by email. Several days later, I was asked to fill in the required information online. After that, I received a phone call from the HR recruiter. She discussed something with me and then told me she would send me an email for
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2013Two rounds of interviews. **1st Round: Screening** * Delete a node from a linked list * Find the first missing number * Padding Did not go smoothly as I was still in working mode, but I answered all questions. In fact, the interviewer's answ
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesNovember 6, 2012The first round was onsite and consisted of standard questions: * Delete nodes of a specific value from a linked list. * Determine the size of a given structure on a 32-bit machine. * Debug a piece of code (it's recommended to read up on `argc` and
