I interned in the security team. My mentors had a lot of knowledge and were helpful. I learned a lot from them.
No lunches were provided. The internship program is obviously designed for software engineers.
1 round, 2 coding questions (easy + medium), behavior, and system design. You have to know your resume projects in pretty good detail. Overall experience is good. You have time to prepare your interview 2 weeks ahead.
I applied online and was set up with a phone interview. I was asked to move zeros (LeetCode) in-place and remove duplicates from an array (with many follow-ups). After that, I was invited for an on-site interview in New York. There were two technica
I applied for the position via LinkedIn. Then, I was contacted by a recruiter who stated that my resume passed the basic screening. There were two stages afterward: * A phone interview. * An on-site interview. The phone interview was mostly a
1 round, 2 coding questions (easy + medium), behavior, and system design. You have to know your resume projects in pretty good detail. Overall experience is good. You have time to prepare your interview 2 weeks ahead.
I applied online and was set up with a phone interview. I was asked to move zeros (LeetCode) in-place and remove duplicates from an array (with many follow-ups). After that, I was invited for an on-site interview in New York. There were two technica
I applied for the position via LinkedIn. Then, I was contacted by a recruiter who stated that my resume passed the basic screening. There were two stages afterward: * A phone interview. * An on-site interview. The phone interview was mostly a