Was trusted to do real, useful work and allowed to design and architect systems.
Intern social organization plans events occasionally.
The lab atmosphere is very old-fashioned and quiet. The payroll system is antiquated, and Eclipse is encouraged.
They asked some questions about myself, and then proceeded to ask me about my university projects. They questioned me based on those projects, with most of the questions focusing on Spring and a few on Java.
The process took about 3 weeks. The technical interview was pretty low-level. I was asked where classes appear in memory, the basic rules for creating a class, and what is needed for an override to be valid.
OA test. I had two questions. LC style. One was a database query and the other was a hash map question. It was not too difficult. I did not pass all the tests. I remember the first question; I missed 3-4 cases. The second one passed all.
They asked some questions about myself, and then proceeded to ask me about my university projects. They questioned me based on those projects, with most of the questions focusing on Spring and a few on Java.
The process took about 3 weeks. The technical interview was pretty low-level. I was asked where classes appear in memory, the basic rules for creating a class, and what is needed for an override to be valid.
OA test. I had two questions. LC style. One was a database query and the other was a hash map question. It was not too difficult. I did not pass all the tests. I remember the first question; I missed 3-4 cases. The second one passed all.