Used to fast-paced projects which are always on the cutting edge of technology and in a race to be the first to market. No dull moments, guaranteed.
It can be a very rewarding experience to extract more out of the GPU and improve the KPIs delivered to the end-user because of the technical challenges and the problem-solving involved.
Widespread geographic locations (depending on the teams you're in) can be taxing in terms of meeting times and a 24-hour email cycle.
HR really pissed me off by taking more than a week between each phone screen. Totally, I had 3 phone screens and 6 on-site 1:1 interviews. In almost 3 interviews, I faced the same question of reversing a linked list. I can say only one round was chal
Applied for a summer internship, but they didn't get back to me until mid-July. They then reached out and invited me to interview for their fall internship position in the same team (System Software Engineer Intern).
I had two phone interviews. The first one was general, to get a feel for my technical skills, background, and interest in the position. The next phone screen was more technical.
HR really pissed me off by taking more than a week between each phone screen. Totally, I had 3 phone screens and 6 on-site 1:1 interviews. In almost 3 interviews, I faced the same question of reversing a linked list. I can say only one round was chal
Applied for a summer internship, but they didn't get back to me until mid-July. They then reached out and invited me to interview for their fall internship position in the same team (System Software Engineer Intern).
I had two phone interviews. The first one was general, to get a feel for my technical skills, background, and interest in the position. The next phone screen was more technical.