If you want impact, Google is a good place to start because of the large number of users there. Even if your change just affects less than 1% of queries, that's easily hundreds of millions of users a month.
Infrastructure is also great; you get less distracted and get to focus on quality tuning.
Systems are quite mature, so if you don't have your own ideas, you may have a hard time finding the right change with potential impact.
Don't be afraid to take on risky tasks with short-term, small payouts. Try to aim for the potential.
Very positive. I posted my resume on their website and got an interview a few weeks later. There were four technical interviews the whole day, and a lunch. The interview questions were difficult, I think. I did not prepare for the interview, which
The HR was very friendly. The interview process typically involves one phone interview, or two if they feel the candidate isn't performing optimally. Although I did not receive an offer after the onsite interview, the HR continued to reach out, offer
Position: University Graduate, Full-time. Process: * 90-minute coding sample (2 problems) * Onsite (4 interviews) * Hiring committee * Team matching * Offer Preparation: ~150 LeetCode problems over the summer and practiced with a friend on a whiteb
Very positive. I posted my resume on their website and got an interview a few weeks later. There were four technical interviews the whole day, and a lunch. The interview questions were difficult, I think. I did not prepare for the interview, which
The HR was very friendly. The interview process typically involves one phone interview, or two if they feel the candidate isn't performing optimally. Although I did not receive an offer after the onsite interview, the HR continued to reach out, offer
Position: University Graduate, Full-time. Process: * 90-minute coding sample (2 problems) * Onsite (4 interviews) * Hiring committee * Team matching * Offer Preparation: ~150 LeetCode problems over the summer and practiced with a friend on a whiteb