It is a very nice company and teaches a lot.
You have to have a lot of knowledge.
Online interview first, just got recruiter email and some information about questions, coding and system design. It seems pretty standard, still preparing for the interviews. Will update once it is done.
So long. The hiring manager was incredibly rude. OpenAI is just a boy's club. Recruiter call -> Take-home (takes way too long) -> Meeting with engineer over take-home -> Onsite
The technical rounds were intense, starting with a question about vectorizing One-Nearest-Neighbor as a neural forward pass. Then, I had to design a large-scale streaming AI product feature, which was challenging. The final question focused on crea
Online interview first, just got recruiter email and some information about questions, coding and system design. It seems pretty standard, still preparing for the interviews. Will update once it is done.
So long. The hiring manager was incredibly rude. OpenAI is just a boy's club. Recruiter call -> Take-home (takes way too long) -> Meeting with engineer over take-home -> Onsite
The technical rounds were intense, starting with a question about vectorizing One-Nearest-Neighbor as a neural forward pass. Then, I had to design a large-scale streaming AI product feature, which was challenging. The final question focused on crea