8 Month Internship - IBM Poughkeepsie
8 Month Internship - IBM Poughkeepsie
Great atmosphere, helpful co-workers and mentors, interesting assignments with a wide spectrum of different tasks and expectations (never gets boring), and flexible hours.
Location. Poughkeepsie isn't exactly young-people friendly. Some of the buildings on campus are very old and easy to get lost in due to the lack of windows.
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Thermal Engineering
The interview happened via phone call. It was incredibly casual, lasting about an hour. My interviewer was very kind and asked very typical questions, such as: * Greatest achievement * Greatest weakness There were no surprises.
Software Developer
HackerRank assessment with one coding question about profitable pairs and one SQL question to join tables and find a value. There is still no update from the team, and I'm guessing it's a ghost job.
Software Engineer
It was a very simple process. I had an aptitude test before the interview with a group manager. The manager simply asked about my interests and told me about the project. They did not ask any technical questions, though the project they described w
Thermal Engineering
Rochester, New York, United StatesOctober 1, 2014The interview happened via phone call. It was incredibly casual, lasting about an hour. My interviewer was very kind and asked very typical questions, such as: * Greatest achievement * Greatest weakness There were no surprises.
Software Developer
Poughkeepsie, New York, United StatesAugust 1, 2024HackerRank assessment with one coding question about profitable pairs and one SQL question to join tables and find a value. There is still no update from the team, and I'm guessing it's a ghost job.
Software Engineer
Poughkeepsie, New York, United StatesSeptember 1, 2016It was a very simple process. I had an aptitude test before the interview with a group manager. The manager simply asked about my interests and told me about the project. They did not ask any technical questions, though the project they described w
