Seeing how technology is utilized in such a large corporation was a great experience.
Coworkers and other interns were smart and great to be around.
Nice campus with decent food.
You don't get any say in what project or team you will be assigned to. There's a chance you'll end up working with outdated technology (like mainframe) all summer.
Let interns have a say when it comes to their placement. Be a little more flexible when it comes to assigning projects.
Got an on-campus interview. Interviewed by two people back-to-back. Asked basic computer science questions.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Tampa, FL) in March 2022. Interview conducted by 4 people. Mostly they were asking questions based on your experience. My major experience was in Java,
Very solid experience overall. Not LeetCode heavy, but the downside of that may be it’s not standardized for everyone; different people I know got asked different topics. You will get questions pertaining to your resume, languages, and tech stacks y
Got an on-campus interview. Interviewed by two people back-to-back. Asked basic computer science questions.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Tampa, FL) in March 2022. Interview conducted by 4 people. Mostly they were asking questions based on your experience. My major experience was in Java,
Very solid experience overall. Not LeetCode heavy, but the downside of that may be it’s not standardized for everyone; different people I know got asked different topics. You will get questions pertaining to your resume, languages, and tech stacks y