Machine Learning Internship Position Interview Experience - London, United Kingdom
Process
I applied online via LinkedIn.
About 45 days later, I was invited to a four-hour coding test.
A week after that, I was informed that I didn't pass the test, which was fair.
Questions
The test was 4 hours long and was composed of 3 parts:
- Maths and Logic
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- A Machine Learning task
The Maths and Logic section asked fairly straightforward questions. The Algorithms part was a bit tricky, as it focused on efficiency and execution speed. Getting the right solution was not enough; it had to be the best in terms of O complexity.
The ML task took the most time. It was also quite straightforward and somewhat entertaining, but you really have to brush up on your text feature engineering skills.
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