Enjoyable and challenging job
Enjoyable and challenging job
Great technology with revolutionary product, leading company in the AV market, a lot of challenges, great place to enter to the SW market, a lot of interesting lectures, great functioning during COVID-19
Acts like a big company, socially and professionally separation between different departments
Keep doing excellent technology. Connect people from the same department and from different departments, and share the business dilemmas and decisions with employees.
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Mobileye Interview Experiences
Algorithm Developer
Student job. First interview on Zoom: question about matrix Second interview in their office: question about recognizing circles in a picture I didn't make it to the final interview. I didn't get a review afterward about the reason.
Algorithm Developer
First interview in their office in Jerusalem, was asked two questions, one theoretical, second was a coding question and the third one was a code given to me and I needed to say what the code outputs.
Algorithm Developer
Interviewer was pleasant and helpful. Interview was about 2.5 hours long. First part was usual "getting to know you" type stuff, and I was asked to talk about a project I had done. The rest was 3 technical questions in ascending order of complexity.
Algorithm Developer
Jerusalem, IsraelSeptember 29, 2021Student job. First interview on Zoom: question about matrix Second interview in their office: question about recognizing circles in a picture I didn't make it to the final interview. I didn't get a review afterward about the reason.
Algorithm Developer
Jerusalem, IsraelOctober 1, 2021First interview in their office in Jerusalem, was asked two questions, one theoretical, second was a coding question and the third one was a code given to me and I needed to say what the code outputs.
Algorithm Developer
Jerusalem, IsraelDecember 1, 2019Interviewer was pleasant and helpful. Interview was about 2.5 hours long. First part was usual "getting to know you" type stuff, and I was asked to talk about a project I had done. The rest was 3 technical questions in ascending order of complexity.
