Overall, a great internship
Overall, a great internship
Access to Google's full codebase and internal tools. Access to Google's resources for learning new technologies. Great benefits and pay for interns. Free meals at the office.
Sometimes an intimidating work environment. Struggle to find simple answers at times, as most people know the answers themselves. Occasional crunch.
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Engineering Practicum Intern
The process begins with a technical interview and a behavioral interview. There was no initial HackerRank assessment (though the process may have changed since its transition to STEP). After initial acceptance, project matching interviews were condu
Engineering Practicum Intern
I was initially contacted by a recruiter around the end of November 2013. The two phone interviews, which are standard procedure, were initially set for the week after fall quarter finals. They are usually back-to-back. However, my second interview
Engineering Practicum Intern
The interviewer was super friendly and took time to explain technical questions thoroughly. Also, feel free to ask if you are confused or anything. I had two technical interviews back to back.
Engineering Practicum Intern
United StatesAugust 18, 2021The process begins with a technical interview and a behavioral interview. There was no initial HackerRank assessment (though the process may have changed since its transition to STEP). After initial acceptance, project matching interviews were condu
Engineering Practicum Intern
United StatesJanuary 1, 2014I was initially contacted by a recruiter around the end of November 2013. The two phone interviews, which are standard procedure, were initially set for the week after fall quarter finals. They are usually back-to-back. However, my second interview
Engineering Practicum Intern
Seattle, Washington, United StatesFebruary 1, 2019The interviewer was super friendly and took time to explain technical questions thoroughly. Also, feel free to ask if you are confused or anything. I had two technical interviews back to back.
