A good company to work with.
There are no cons in Google.
The interview process involved three rounds: * **Round 1: System Design** This was a creative and fun round to work through. The interviewers were supportive and positive, and I managed to clear this stage. * **Round 2: Theoretical ML/Live
The interview was good. They asked some level of machine learning questions, but at the end, all the questions were about PyTorch. The experience was amazing and really good.
I connected with a recruiter and secured an onsite interview in Mountain View. Google's recruiter was friendly and set up the onsite. There were five rounds of technical interviews. Although the position title was "Machine Learning Engineer," the i
The interview process involved three rounds: * **Round 1: System Design** This was a creative and fun round to work through. The interviewers were supportive and positive, and I managed to clear this stage. * **Round 2: Theoretical ML/Live
The interview was good. They asked some level of machine learning questions, but at the end, all the questions were about PyTorch. The experience was amazing and really good.
I connected with a recruiter and secured an onsite interview in Mountain View. Google's recruiter was friendly and set up the onsite. There were five rounds of technical interviews. Although the position title was "Machine Learning Engineer," the i