I had an amazing internship experience at Meta.
I learned a ton from all the engineers on my team, and connected with many from other teams as well.
I'm happy to be returning this summer.
Didn't get to experience the office due to a remote internship during Covid-19.
I was contacted via LinkedIn and asked to apply in 2014. I went through the full process then, but didn't get an offer. Facebook contacted me again this year, and we went through the process again. As is well documented, you will have two phone inte
I was looking for a change, and luckily, a recruiter reached out on LinkedIn. It started with the standard recruiter screen, understanding my DevOps background, etc. The first phone round focused on Linux troubleshooting and coding. The next round
The interview process is lengthy, beginning with a Linux assessment. This is followed by a basic programming round where candidates must solve two questions. If successful, there is a system design round, which concludes with an onsite or virtual ons
I was contacted via LinkedIn and asked to apply in 2014. I went through the full process then, but didn't get an offer. Facebook contacted me again this year, and we went through the process again. As is well documented, you will have two phone inte
I was looking for a change, and luckily, a recruiter reached out on LinkedIn. It started with the standard recruiter screen, understanding my DevOps background, etc. The first phone round focused on Linux troubleshooting and coding. The next round
The interview process is lengthy, beginning with a Linux assessment. This is followed by a basic programming round where candidates must solve two questions. If successful, there is a system design round, which concludes with an onsite or virtual ons