Great culture, great intern contribution, cool swag, welcoming environment. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.
Most interns were given projects related to the current products their team was working on, while others were allowed to work with the engineers in the regular sprints.
Got to contribute a lot and learn a lot. Would recommend to anyone.
Delayed return offer. They are shifting recruitment processes to align with their parent company, but most ROs aren't given until 3-4 months prior.
I applied for the Software Engineer position through their website. I received a call from the recruiter who said he would send the coding assessment in a week. I received the coding assessment after three weeks. The coding assessment was based on
I reached out to a recruiter via email and then received a test link. It was an online coding test. A week later, I got a call from the recruiter at Intuit for scheduling the interview.
First, a phone call with a tech recruiter. Then, an interview with an Engineering Manager and a Project Manager. Lastly, a full day of interviews that alternate between code review (your own) and typical questions you'd find in a Google search.
I applied for the Software Engineer position through their website. I received a call from the recruiter who said he would send the coding assessment in a week. I received the coding assessment after three weeks. The coding assessment was based on
I reached out to a recruiter via email and then received a test link. It was an online coding test. A week later, I got a call from the recruiter at Intuit for scheduling the interview.
First, a phone call with a tech recruiter. Then, an interview with an Engineering Manager and a Project Manager. Lastly, a full day of interviews that alternate between code review (your own) and typical questions you'd find in a Google search.