Lots of really interesting work, very built-out tooling, supporting employees.
Lower pay versus other prestigious tech companies for interns ($56/hour or so).
The hardest part was getting offered the interviews. I applied through the website as well as emailed a contact from my university. About three to four weeks later, I heard back from a recruiter. I had two technical phone interviews (not too bad; I
Google visited our campus for its SWE intern role. The process began with an online coding challenge, consisting of two questions to be completed within one hour. Shortlisted candidates then moved on to two rounds of interviews, each lasting 45 min
First, I had two technical interviews, which were back-to-back and by phone, each lasting 45 minutes. I coded in a shared Google Doc with the interviewer. They asked standard factual questions about Java and OOP (which I had stated I was familiar wit
The hardest part was getting offered the interviews. I applied through the website as well as emailed a contact from my university. About three to four weeks later, I heard back from a recruiter. I had two technical phone interviews (not too bad; I
Google visited our campus for its SWE intern role. The process began with an online coding challenge, consisting of two questions to be completed within one hour. Shortlisted candidates then moved on to two rounds of interviews, each lasting 45 min
First, I had two technical interviews, which were back-to-back and by phone, each lasting 45 minutes. I coded in a shared Google Doc with the interviewer. They asked standard factual questions about Java and OOP (which I had stated I was familiar wit