Great experience! Interns do the same tasks as the engineers, so the work is really hands-on and reflective of work in the real world.
I don't have any cons to put here.
I met with two full-time software developers on campus for my interview. It was a pretty standard interview: * I was asked a few coding questions. * I explained my answers. * We talked about my resume for a bit. * Then, we discussed the company and
The process starts with a coding assessment, and then we are invited to choose a time interval for a Zoom call without the camera. The first round is a preliminary round in which we can write three coding questions.
The process began with a 15-minute introductory call. The interviewer was very nice and kind. Next were the technical and behavioral interviews. The technical interview was good, featuring easy questions with test cases. The behavioral interview l
I met with two full-time software developers on campus for my interview. It was a pretty standard interview: * I was asked a few coding questions. * I explained my answers. * We talked about my resume for a bit. * Then, we discussed the company and
The process starts with a coding assessment, and then we are invited to choose a time interval for a Zoom call without the camera. The first round is a preliminary round in which we can write three coding questions.
The process began with a 15-minute introductory call. The interviewer was very nice and kind. Next were the technical and behavioral interviews. The technical interview was good, featuring easy questions with test cases. The behavioral interview l