I applied online, got an email setting up a call maybe 3 months later, and then from there it proceeded quickly. Lived in San Diego so had an on-site interview within a week, and then got the job within a few days.
The phone call had a few simple technical questions, as did the on-site interview. No whiteboard session. Met a few engineers during the on-site, and talked to them for maybe 20 minutes each about my experience at school and the kind of projects I worked on.
They asked me if I had used certain technologies they are working with, most of them I had no experience with but I let them know I was excited to learn. Also got a tour of the facility which was cool. The technical questions were simple, basic OOP questions.
What is the difference between C++ and Java? Which do you like better and why?
Explain polymorphism.
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