Software Engineer Intern Interview Experience - Los Angeles, California
Process
Software Engineer Intern position in Engineering Development Group
Round 1: HackerRank Assessment - 2 questions
Round 2: HireVue 3 Behavioral Questions
Round 3: Telephonic Interview (60 minutes)
Telephonic Topics: Resume Projects OOSD Operating System concepts (basics) Programming
Questions
For the first 10-15 minutes, discussion over resume, work experience, and projects.
How object-oriented design was used in a project – detailed discussion.
Next, 30-40 minutes for a coding problem: finding permutations to sum a given number N using integers from 1 to K.
Had to write on shared HackerRank, pass all test cases, and explain the approach and complexity.
Last 5-10 minutes for any questions about the company or profile.
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MathWorks Work Experiences
- 5.0Open, Cool Projects, Slow OnboardingSoftware Engineer Intern • Former EmployeeOctober 4, 2021Pros: - Very open - Great work environment - Great team - Cool projectsCons: Onboarding process can be slow.
- 5.0Good Place to work atSoftware Engineer Intern • Former EmployeeJuly 3, 2024Pros: work-life balance Friendly people and environmentCons: Not many, but they are a little slow to modernize.
- 4.0Fun, Stable, Learn LotsSoftware Engineer Intern • Current EmployeeNovember 29, 2015Pros: Fun, laid-back culture. Good work-life balance. Interesting work. Stable and well-structured company. Excellent offices; most employees have their own offices. Good benefits.Cons: Pay below average. Too stable so you won't be working on the bleeding edge. But you will be learning new things all the time.
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