I interviewed with Google in late March last year for the Software Engineer Internship for 2013. It's a technical interview. They're not that interested in your resume, but they want to know what you can do and how you think, coding-wise.
The questions aren't particularly tricky, but it's a phone interview, so it can be pretty difficult to convey your coding ideas over the phone. Meanwhile, they watch you as you type on a Google Doc.
Given a TV remote, write a script that gives directions to input some letters.
Starting from the upper left-hand corner, if the buttons were in 3 columns and you wanted to type "feed", you would want the output of the program to say: "right, right, down, PRESS, left, PRESS, PRESS, left, PRESS."
The following metrics were computed from 99 interview experiences for the Google Software Engineer Intern role in United States.
Google's interview process for their Software Engineer Intern roles in the United States is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Google's Software Engineer Intern interview process in United States.