I'm a grad student working on distributed systems.
I do not regret choosing Cloudera as a place to do a summer internship. I met a lot of bright minds and friendly co-workers here.
People in my team are very helpful and they sped up my learning curve. I learned a lot from them about their technologies and how industries use their technologies to solve their problems. They gave me the freedom to experiment with their resources, even though I was only an intern.
At the end of my internship duration, I presented them some insights that I found, and I am happy the people there were really receptive of my findings.
Overall, I like the company culture, enjoy the working environment, and the collaboration that is happening between teams. There are many challenges ahead, and I like how the company turns that into opportunities.
Nothing that I can complain about.
Keep up the good work!
Several rounds were conducted: * One round on OS level questions (test and check). * One round on reader/writer problems. * One round on behavior. * One round on coding questions. * One round on system design.
Cloudera was one of my greatest interview processes. It started off with a technical phone call with a coding question, followed by an on-site interview. While they were tough, Cloudera constantly gave me the impression that they cared about me, and
Initial call with a recruiter. One phone screen. One on-site interview. The on-site interview was disorganized; the schedule was changed right before my visit without notice. The engineers were all nice and asked intelligent and reasonable questio
Several rounds were conducted: * One round on OS level questions (test and check). * One round on reader/writer problems. * One round on behavior. * One round on coding questions. * One round on system design.
Cloudera was one of my greatest interview processes. It started off with a technical phone call with a coding question, followed by an on-site interview. While they were tough, Cloudera constantly gave me the impression that they cared about me, and
Initial call with a recruiter. One phone screen. One on-site interview. The on-site interview was disorganized; the schedule was changed right before my visit without notice. The engineers were all nice and asked intelligent and reasonable questio