As an intern, you get great WLB, working with a modern tech stack, and communication with other experienced engineers to learn from.
I've heard they lowered salaries for this year's interns in Canada.
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.
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
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.
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.
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
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.