Smart, kind people, great culture.
Internship is stressful, somewhat competitive.
The interview process, which included two phone rounds and a virtual superday, was a good experience overall. I had a good time talking to employees and thought they were interesting. The problems were very math, statistics, and coding heavy.
One OA, one phone screen, then flew to NYC for an in-person interview. The in-person was around 4 rounds, all being technical, and ended with one behavioral. Also had lunch with two FT algo devs. Everyone was very helpful and nice.
I applied at the university career fair, and it took two weeks to set up a technical phone interview. The call lasted for roughly 40 minutes and was mainly about statistics and computer science. It also included an IQ test.
The interview process, which included two phone rounds and a virtual superday, was a good experience overall. I had a good time talking to employees and thought they were interesting. The problems were very math, statistics, and coding heavy.
One OA, one phone screen, then flew to NYC for an in-person interview. The in-person was around 4 rounds, all being technical, and ended with one behavioral. Also had lunch with two FT algo devs. Everyone was very helpful and nice.
I applied at the university career fair, and it took two weeks to set up a technical phone interview. The call lasted for roughly 40 minutes and was mainly about statistics and computer science. It also included an IQ test.