Big company, but you never feel like just a cog in the machine. I felt like I could approach anyone with an issue or for help and not be ignored. Learning opportunities are also great, and I built up great experience during my time.
At the time (2019), there were very few opportunities for remote or hybrid working. It's very possible this has changed now, but I don't know.
Same as mentioned. Same kinda questions. Lots of C, C++, Java, Matlab, web development questions. And first round HR.
OA (Aptitude questions, questions on C++, C, Java, Python (bonus round): 15 questions each. Two moderate-level coding questions to be solved in either C, C++, or Java - 90 mins. Two rounds of interview.
The company attended my university's career fair, and I applied through that channel. The initial phone screening was with HR, a completely behavioral interview conducted by an HR representative. The second phone interview was entirely technical. M
Same as mentioned. Same kinda questions. Lots of C, C++, Java, Matlab, web development questions. And first round HR.
OA (Aptitude questions, questions on C++, C, Java, Python (bonus round): 15 questions each. Two moderate-level coding questions to be solved in either C, C++, or Java - 90 mins. Two rounds of interview.
The company attended my university's career fair, and I applied through that channel. The initial phone screening was with HR, a completely behavioral interview conducted by an HR representative. The second phone interview was entirely technical. M