Lots of smart people are there. Many of my teammates were previously from Meta, Amazon, and Google, and universities like Stanford and Princeton. You can learn a lot and work on interesting projects.
Workload is sometimes a lot.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. There was 1 round of HR screen and 4 rounds of technical. Technical rounds: - ML alg knowledge - Live code - Leetcode style - Case study: they give you a case - Retro study: walk them through
There are four rounds in total: * 1 code (leetcode easy level) * 2 ML concepts (focus on fundamental traditional ML stuff) * 3 ML system design * 4 BQ and project NDA is signed for the last two rounds. The recruiter will tell you the expect
The first round was a phone screen with the recruiter, followed by a coding interview. During the coding interview, the interviewer seemed uninterested and was working on the side. While I was explaining my solution, he wasn't listening. At one poin
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. There was 1 round of HR screen and 4 rounds of technical. Technical rounds: - ML alg knowledge - Live code - Leetcode style - Case study: they give you a case - Retro study: walk them through
There are four rounds in total: * 1 code (leetcode easy level) * 2 ML concepts (focus on fundamental traditional ML stuff) * 3 ML system design * 4 BQ and project NDA is signed for the last two rounds. The recruiter will tell you the expect
The first round was a phone screen with the recruiter, followed by a coding interview. During the coding interview, the interviewer seemed uninterested and was working on the side. While I was explaining my solution, he wasn't listening. At one poin