Interns are prioritized in a way that you don't see at other companies, from the crazy merch drops to the events. Everyone is willing to help you with anything you ask, and they want you to learn as much as possible.
No on-site meals (there are snacks, though). It gets kind of expensive having to go out for lunch every day, but usually there's free food leftover from some event.
Applied in July 2022. Received OA after one month. HR reached out in November. * Tech 1 * BQ (behavioral questions) * Database-focused challenges Each turn was 45 minutes, which was pretty tight. I didn't finish the last LC (LeetCode)
Two rounds: 1st round was a phone interview discussing your resume and a couple of coding questions. You didn't have to write code but just explain your thought process and how you intended to solve them. 2nd round: They fly you out to San Francisc
I interviewed for a Full Stack Engineer position. It was a great experience. All the interviewers made me feel comfortable. I felt the interviews were more like a technical conversation between me and my colleague. They asked standard interview quest
Applied in July 2022. Received OA after one month. HR reached out in November. * Tech 1 * BQ (behavioral questions) * Database-focused challenges Each turn was 45 minutes, which was pretty tight. I didn't finish the last LC (LeetCode)
Two rounds: 1st round was a phone interview discussing your resume and a couple of coding questions. You didn't have to write code but just explain your thought process and how you intended to solve them. 2nd round: They fly you out to San Francisc
I interviewed for a Full Stack Engineer position. It was a great experience. All the interviewers made me feel comfortable. I felt the interviews were more like a technical conversation between me and my colleague. They asked standard interview quest