Great place to learn cutting-edge AI, computer vision, and optimization technologies.
The projects are challenging and meaningful, with real-world impact on autonomous driving.
You get to work with very talented engineers, and the exposure to tools like LLVM/MLIR and deep learning frameworks is excellent for growth.
Work-life balance is decent for a student position, though the workload can be intense around deadlines. Compensation is competitive for a student role, but not the highest in the market. The large company structure means decision-making can sometimes feel slow.
first w phone call with the HR, and then two technical interviews, I didn't like the interviewer that much, the first I met with two of the team members.
The process was a 2 hours interview that included: Job description, telling about myself, presenting a project, 2 programming questions, one that was more LeetCode style, the second one was more about memory and "lower" programming question.
-Screen call by HR rep -standard -technical interview in office with a team lead and a senior: they asked about projects, one LeetCode medium question and one system design question. -the next steps to be was a secondary technical interview and HR i
first w phone call with the HR, and then two technical interviews, I didn't like the interviewer that much, the first I met with two of the team members.
The process was a 2 hours interview that included: Job description, telling about myself, presenting a project, 2 programming questions, one that was more LeetCode style, the second one was more about memory and "lower" programming question.
-Screen call by HR rep -standard -technical interview in office with a team lead and a senior: they asked about projects, one LeetCode medium question and one system design question. -the next steps to be was a secondary technical interview and HR i