Learned a lot from senior engineers.
Daily meetings and poor internal tooling
After finishing the OA, there were two technical rounds. The questions were pretty basic and straight from your computer fundamentals. The second technical round tested if you knew in depth about the languages and tools used. Finally, there was an
I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,
One round on-campus interview, mainly about projects on my resume. The interviewer asked really detailed questions about every single project. Before that, I was asked one algorithm question about reversing a string using pointers.
After finishing the OA, there were two technical rounds. The questions were pretty basic and straight from your computer fundamentals. The second technical round tested if you knew in depth about the languages and tools used. Finally, there was an
I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,
One round on-campus interview, mainly about projects on my resume. The interviewer asked really detailed questions about every single project. Before that, I was asked one algorithm question about reversing a string using pointers.