Relatively high pay for an intern, although most of it gets absorbed by taxes + cost of living.
Had a lot of nice company perks, even as an intern.
Most of the people were pretty nice.
Got to hear talks from top executives, including Jamie Dimon.
Get the opportunity to learn a lot about finance if you're interested.
A lot of the code is uncommented and from a long time ago.
At least in my department, most of the developers seemed overworked and constantly busy.
Culture is very business-like, understandably, but I wouldn't call it super fun.
Got an on-campus interview. Interviewed by two people back-to-back. Asked basic computer science questions.
One of the weirdest and worst hiring/onboarding processes I've ever experienced. First, there was the typical phone screen. The follow-up to that was a two-hour "interview day" even where they brought a bunch of people in, asking one hour of behavio
An online quiz to test your memory. It's a bunch of games to play, pretty easy and actually fun. A LeetCode/HackerRank type interview involved a question about rotating strings in an array. There were also some puzzle and number questions that I am
Got an on-campus interview. Interviewed by two people back-to-back. Asked basic computer science questions.
One of the weirdest and worst hiring/onboarding processes I've ever experienced. First, there was the typical phone screen. The follow-up to that was a two-hour "interview day" even where they brought a bunch of people in, asking one hour of behavio
An online quiz to test your memory. It's a bunch of games to play, pretty easy and actually fun. A LeetCode/HackerRank type interview involved a question about rotating strings in an array. There were also some puzzle and number questions that I am