Good infra; MLEs don't waste time on DevOps.
There was always a looming threat of being kicked out.
The first round is online coding. There is no terminal to execute the results, so you must be very familiar with what your code outputs to pass. Unlike LeetCode, where you can try out the output, this is not the case here.
The HR asked about my background, followed by a technical phone interview. It went well, but they requested a second phone interview. Then, I was invited to their headquarters. The restaurant was really good. Onsite, there were 5 interviews: *
Asked an easy and a hard LeetCode question in the phone screen. It was very difficult to make them bug-free and finish two questions in 40 minutes. I didn't expect hard questions for an MLE role as well. Good luck, everyone!
The first round is online coding. There is no terminal to execute the results, so you must be very familiar with what your code outputs to pass. Unlike LeetCode, where you can try out the output, this is not the case here.
The HR asked about my background, followed by a technical phone interview. It went well, but they requested a second phone interview. Then, I was invited to their headquarters. The restaurant was really good. Onsite, there were 5 interviews: *
Asked an easy and a hard LeetCode question in the phone screen. It was very difficult to make them bug-free and finish two questions in 40 minutes. I didn't expect hard questions for an MLE role as well. Good luck, everyone!