My intern project was nice, exciting, and something that hadn't been done before at Autodesk. I was surprised with the amount of freedom and flexibility I had within the project.
Autodesk is not growing as fast as other computer/web companies. Therefore, there are few full-time opportunities available. That means you are spending your summer internship in the hopes of getting a full-time offer afterwards, because chances are you won't. Additionally, pay is very low compared to opportunities in other SF-based companies (Big 4 and startups).
Be frank with interns and tell them that most would not get a return offer.
2 Rounds + HR. Was a gap between the first and second round, but after the second round, the offer came very quickly. Problem specific, design patterns, and solutioning. Prepare to think on your feet.
There were two interviews. The first, with the Hiring Manager, was resume-based with behavioral questions. The second was a data science-based round that focused on Pandas/SQL and ML theory questions. They also asked a DSA question because there wa
The interview process was straightforward. In the email, I received a link to schedule the interview. They provided flexible timings and days. The process was not hard, as it was for an intern position.
2 Rounds + HR. Was a gap between the first and second round, but after the second round, the offer came very quickly. Problem specific, design patterns, and solutioning. Prepare to think on your feet.
There were two interviews. The first, with the Hiring Manager, was resume-based with behavioral questions. The second was a data science-based round that focused on Pandas/SQL and ML theory questions. They also asked a DSA question because there wa
The interview process was straightforward. In the email, I received a link to schedule the interview. They provided flexible timings and days. The process was not hard, as it was for an intern position.