The LA office is great.
I worked on the Search ML Infrastructure team, and the work was pretty interesting for someone with minimal experience.
There's a great work-life balance. The work hours are chill.
Asked typical CS-style interview questions, such as: * Reverse a linked list * Print all permutations of a set of numbers * Graph traversal, etc. This involved writing code on a whiteboard, followed by time/space analysis of solutions, and di
After a short introduction of myself, we immediately started discussing my latest project experiences. Based on that, I was asked to solve a data structures and algorithm problem. I had no difficulty with this task or with explaining the solving proc
Medium LeetCode questions. Two phone calls, and then rejection. The second phone call came late because the interviewer forgot. The process was easy overall. I stumbled on the second interview, which is why I think I got rejected. Friendly staff.
Asked typical CS-style interview questions, such as: * Reverse a linked list * Print all permutations of a set of numbers * Graph traversal, etc. This involved writing code on a whiteboard, followed by time/space analysis of solutions, and di
After a short introduction of myself, we immediately started discussing my latest project experiences. Based on that, I was asked to solve a data structures and algorithm problem. I had no difficulty with this task or with explaining the solving proc
Medium LeetCode questions. Two phone calls, and then rejection. The second phone call came late because the interviewer forgot. The process was easy overall. I stumbled on the second interview, which is why I think I got rejected. Friendly staff.