Really chill. Paid for housing, so really low expenses, which makes the salary seem quite a bit better. Nice campus. As far as I know, almost every intern gets a return offer.
Mentor quality and project direction varies wildly. Mine was really good, but other people don't really get much direction from theirs. The pay is somewhat low compared to other SWE internships at tech companies.
The pre-screening was an OA (Online Assessment) with questions about OOP and SQL. After that, the campus recruiter assigned to my university contacted me for a first-round interview with a software developer. It was 30 minutes long; the first half w
The interview process began with a multiple-choice OA. This was followed by two rounds: one behavioral and one technical. For the technical round, they asked about object-oriented programming and related concepts. It also included a DSA-style Hacker
The complete process consists of 3-4 rounds. There was a basic programming question on array/string manipulation. The HR round is pretty straightforward. Then, the next round had a simple system design question. The complete process takes 1.5 - 2 m
The pre-screening was an OA (Online Assessment) with questions about OOP and SQL. After that, the campus recruiter assigned to my university contacted me for a first-round interview with a software developer. It was 30 minutes long; the first half w
The interview process began with a multiple-choice OA. This was followed by two rounds: one behavioral and one technical. For the technical round, they asked about object-oriented programming and related concepts. It also included a DSA-style Hacker
The complete process consists of 3-4 rounds. There was a basic programming question on array/string manipulation. The HR round is pretty straightforward. Then, the next round had a simple system design question. The complete process takes 1.5 - 2 m