While some companies rescinded intern offers, IBM Watson offered a virtual internship along with many events, like an intern hackathon and more, for the interns. My team was very welcoming and acted as mentors, caring a lot about the interns' learning. I had the opportunity of being in a very collaborative and supportive team of seasoned engineers.
The two-month internship was too short!
The typical interview process involved one on-site and one phone interview. The questions were mainly focused on algorithms and API knowledge. No design questions were asked. The difficulty was rated a seven out of ten.
Round 1: 3-hour coding challenge/virtual interview. Questions focused on string manipulation and trees. It included 3 coding questions, 1 hour each, and 2-4 video response questions. Round 2: Guru Interview (HireVue via Skype). This round involved d
For being the biggest IT company in the world, the process was extremely smooth and fast. My recruiter contacted me every three to four business days with updates. Interview rounds included: * An IPAT test * An online pair coding/technical round *
The typical interview process involved one on-site and one phone interview. The questions were mainly focused on algorithms and API knowledge. No design questions were asked. The difficulty was rated a seven out of ten.
Round 1: 3-hour coding challenge/virtual interview. Questions focused on string manipulation and trees. It included 3 coding questions, 1 hour each, and 2-4 video response questions. Round 2: Guru Interview (HireVue via Skype). This round involved d
For being the biggest IT company in the world, the process was extremely smooth and fast. My recruiter contacted me every three to four business days with updates. Interview rounds included: * An IPAT test * An online pair coding/technical round *