Good environment. Good exposure. WFH.
Not much cons, except the need to align time with international colleagues.
The interview process was quite straightforward and simple. You need to apply for multiple roles either on the Autodesk's Workday page or your university portal. The HR will call you to schedule an interview with someone from the team (usually the
A very easy two-stage process. Both stages involved a technical discussion: * First, with the hiring manager. * Then, with the tech lead for the team. There were no coding questions, just a system design and API design discussion. Both interv
There were two technical rounds based on DSA and one HM round. The level of the interview was average. Questions asked were mainly from DSA and the projects that you had added to your resume.
The interview process was quite straightforward and simple. You need to apply for multiple roles either on the Autodesk's Workday page or your university portal. The HR will call you to schedule an interview with someone from the team (usually the
A very easy two-stage process. Both stages involved a technical discussion: * First, with the hiring manager. * Then, with the tech lead for the team. There were no coding questions, just a system design and API design discussion. Both interv
There were two technical rounds based on DSA and one HM round. The level of the interview was average. Questions asked were mainly from DSA and the projects that you had added to your resume.