Team was super friendly and supportive, even though they were mostly senior members. The company also did quite a bit to support us despite the pandemic (still provided relo stipend, WFH stipend of ~$400, digital intern events, etc.).
If you're working in core, be prepared to wrestle with the codebase. It is huge and a little frustrating at times to work with.
I was first contacted by email and informed that I would have a phone interview. In the phone interview, they asked me simple questions about my computing background as well as what I have done at Purdue University. They then thanked me and told me
Phone interview and onsite. Questions are related with data structure and algorithms, also asked questions about projects and experience on resume. The process is really nice, and interviewer is kind... Still need to be prepared, especially the algor
First phone call with one of the team members. Then there were 4 interviews of 30 minutes each: 1. Two team members - asked mostly about Java and design patterns. 2. Manager - More about resume and project discussion. 3. HR. 4. Another two team mem
I was first contacted by email and informed that I would have a phone interview. In the phone interview, they asked me simple questions about my computing background as well as what I have done at Purdue University. They then thanked me and told me
Phone interview and onsite. Questions are related with data structure and algorithms, also asked questions about projects and experience on resume. The process is really nice, and interviewer is kind... Still need to be prepared, especially the algor
First phone call with one of the team members. Then there were 4 interviews of 30 minutes each: 1. Two team members - asked mostly about Java and design patterns. 2. Manager - More about resume and project discussion. 3. HR. 4. Another two team mem