Good pay, nice people. You get put on a team and work together.
The opportunity was remote, so I did not get to go onsite. I did not get to network much. I did not find the work super interesting, but that is because it was only an internship.
I met them at an info session, handed my resume, and got an interview two to three weeks after they received it. The interview was straightforward. First, it was behavioral, followed by technical questions. It lasted half an hour, which I would say
I was offered an interview on campus. It was a single round. I spoke with a software engineer for about an hour, discussing general technical knowledge. The topics ranged from object-oriented design to operating systems, and from reading code to und
Initially, there was a recruiter call. Then I flew out for an in-person interview. This was followed by two technical in-person interviews, both LeetCode style. They didn't ask anything about me. Then I was automatically matched with a team out in Sa
I met them at an info session, handed my resume, and got an interview two to three weeks after they received it. The interview was straightforward. First, it was behavioral, followed by technical questions. It lasted half an hour, which I would say
I was offered an interview on campus. It was a single round. I spoke with a software engineer for about an hour, discussing general technical knowledge. The topics ranged from object-oriented design to operating systems, and from reading code to und
Initially, there was a recruiter call. Then I flew out for an in-person interview. This was followed by two technical in-person interviews, both LeetCode style. They didn't ask anything about me. Then I was automatically matched with a team out in Sa