Balanced Learning Opportunity with Lots of Networking Opportunities
Balanced Learning Opportunity with Lots of Networking Opportunities
Many intern events (and an early training week) to build connections,
Frequent tech talks and networking events,
Moderate-difficulty projects,
Positive culture where WLB is a core value.
Feels more corporate than traditional tech firms. If you like finance or consulting firm cultures, this may suit you. The tech stack and learning opportunities are limited unless you have specialized experience with a Master's or PhD. Success here is a function of your charisma and ability to converse.
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Bloomberg LP Interview Experiences
SWE Intern
1 technical phone screen, 2 technical in-person interviews (LeetCode questions), 1 HR, and 1 EM round. For the EM round, I was asked about past projects and to explain a random topic.
SWE Intern
Questions were LC and behavioral. Prep over your resume and DSA is important too. I would make sure to follow STAR for behavioral and just make sure to get time complexity down.
SWE Intern
There was one 45-minute interview, first discussing my experience, where the interviewer asked me to break down the data structures of projects I've worked on. Then, an in-person interview on campus involved solving OOP questions on paper that were
SWE Intern
New York, New York, United StatesNovember 14, 20251 technical phone screen, 2 technical in-person interviews (LeetCode questions), 1 HR, and 1 EM round. For the EM round, I was asked about past projects and to explain a random topic.
SWE Intern
New York, New York, United StatesSeptember 1, 2025Questions were LC and behavioral. Prep over your resume and DSA is important too. I would make sure to follow STAR for behavioral and just make sure to get time complexity down.
SWE Intern
New York, New York, United StatesMay 14, 2025There was one 45-minute interview, first discussing my experience, where the interviewer asked me to break down the data structures of projects I've worked on. Then, an in-person interview on campus involved solving OOP questions on paper that were
