The internship teaches a lot and allows you to take control of your own project.
It is established that interns must push something to production.
The culture is work hard, play hard, and events for interns are very fun.
This may be a con to some, but work is mostly remote, so communication is mostly over DM.
OA -> Behavioral -> Technical Interview I think the OA was the hardest part of the process, and the rest of the interview process went really smoothly. My interview process was over in a few weeks.
Pretty straightforward. This involved a couple of rounds after the OA. The first was behavioral, and then a technical round. I was asked a few LeetCode medium problems. The recruiter was very nice and tried to give me hints.
One system design problem, LeetCode tagged. Not very difficult, but it's important to understand how to implement any follow-ups. Understand what your code is doing under the hood, especially Python code behind your functions. Have good questions
OA -> Behavioral -> Technical Interview I think the OA was the hardest part of the process, and the rest of the interview process went really smoothly. My interview process was over in a few weeks.
Pretty straightforward. This involved a couple of rounds after the OA. The first was behavioral, and then a technical round. I was asked a few LeetCode medium problems. The recruiter was very nice and tried to give me hints.
One system design problem, LeetCode tagged. Not very difficult, but it's important to understand how to implement any follow-ups. Understand what your code is doing under the hood, especially Python code behind your functions. Have good questions