I'm a chemical engineer, but I always wanted to change my area and work in AI. The Google residency gave me the opportunity. Google has the best collaborative and inclusive environment I've ever worked in.
I can't think of a con.
Great interview. I was asked a question related to my programming skills in Python. The interviewer was kind and polite. Finally, they asked me to code on a Google Doc without any assistance from the internet.
I have one technical interview followed by two onsite research interviews. The technical interview quizzed me on basic ML questions and a short ML-based coding comprehension exercise. The research interviews were a more in-depth exploration into re
I received a referral from Google Summer of Code and got an email from HR within a week scheduling interviews. The first round was a coding round on algorithms, featuring a standard graph and dynamic programming problem. The process was very smooth
Great interview. I was asked a question related to my programming skills in Python. The interviewer was kind and polite. Finally, they asked me to code on a Google Doc without any assistance from the internet.
I have one technical interview followed by two onsite research interviews. The technical interview quizzed me on basic ML questions and a short ML-based coding comprehension exercise. The research interviews were a more in-depth exploration into re
I received a referral from Google Summer of Code and got an email from HR within a week scheduling interviews. The first round was a coding round on algorithms, featuring a standard graph and dynamic programming problem. The process was very smooth