High salary as a hardware engineer intern; Can learn a lot; Diversity; Many well-being benefits, great cafes and snack bars.
Hardware (especially in infra) is not dominant at Meta, so promotions are slow. For interns, there is a lower chance of getting return offers.
One round with a senior electrical engineer. I was asked questions that were directly related to the project I would eventually work on. Questions were mostly straightforward and did not include any tricks; they just tested the basics.
The interview process included two rounds of virtual interviews: a screen interview and a technical interview. The process was smooth, and the interviewers were friendly. They asked technical questions related to my projects and followed up with mor
It was a very pleasant process. It was not as hard as I would have imagined for a company like Meta, but overall, it was a great experience. My recruiter and interviewer were nice.
One round with a senior electrical engineer. I was asked questions that were directly related to the project I would eventually work on. Questions were mostly straightforward and did not include any tricks; they just tested the basics.
The interview process included two rounds of virtual interviews: a screen interview and a technical interview. The process was smooth, and the interviewers were friendly. They asked technical questions related to my projects and followed up with mor
It was a very pleasant process. It was not as hard as I would have imagined for a company like Meta, but overall, it was a great experience. My recruiter and interviewer were nice.