The interview process began with an initial call with a recruiter.
Following that, calls were scheduled with the rest of the team.
Interview 1: This was with the hiring manager for the position. They appeared professional and well-rounded, providing an overview of the team and its projects.
Interview 2: A case study was presented for dimensional modeling. It was a fairly introductory case study, and the interviewer seemed well-informed.
Interview 3: This interview involved a case study for applying a cloud solution. During the interview, I was asked only one question and did not have sufficient time to provide a full answer before the interviewer moved on. The interviewer struggled to understand a fundamental protocol and demonstrated a narrow technical perspective on possible solutions. No additional problems were offered.
During this interview, the interviewer veered off-topic and began offering unsolicited career advice. This was questionable, given their apparent lack of professionalism in conducting the interview, despite claiming to have interviewed hundreds of candidates previously.
I sent an email to the team detailing my experience. They did not reply but instead sent an automated rejection letter within two days.
Why C3 AI
Design a dimensional model for the given problem
Design a cloud architecture
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the C3.ai Customer Solution Architect role in Redwood City, California.
C3.ai's interview process for their Customer Solution Architect roles in Redwood City, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for C3.ai's Customer Solution Architect interview process in Redwood City, California.