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Network Software Engineer Graduate Intern at Hillsboro. It was a 2-round interview. Round 1: 45-minute interview with the hiring manager. This round was based on the resume and covered networking basics, including device driver coding basics, Netwo

1.5 hours total, starting with OOP paradigms, then discussing main Python features: mutable/immutable objects, generators, and iterators. Then DL theory, mostly about convolutions. Finally, live coding two tasks: writing a word counter in a raw strin

There are two round interviews, each containing three coding questions. Each round has two medium-level questions and one hard question. The interviewer won't ask too much about your personal information, but be prepared to discuss past experiences