Top Mentors, Lower Pay
Top Mentors, Lower Pay
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Mentors are awesome; most of them are PhDs from the top 40. Mine was from Princeton and had a strong publication record. We published two top-tier papers as an outcome of this internship.
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Pretty chill. I guess it is based on the nature of working as a researcher.
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Managers are supportive and helpful.
- Brand name not up to tech.
- Pay is relatively low comparing with tech companies.
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Software Engineer
I applied online. The process took about 10 days. I interviewed at Siemens in March 2014.
Big Data Software Engineer
I had an initial HireVue round where I answered five simple Java questions. Then, I had a one-hour phone interview with a panel. Subsequently, I was invited to fly onsite for an interview loop. It was one of the poorly managed processes regarding tim
CT Software Engineer
The interview process consisted of two rounds: a phone screen, followed by six rounds of onsite interviews. The phone round was straightforward. I was then called for an in-person onsite interview at Siemens CT group in Princeton.
Software Engineer
Princeton, New Jersey, United StatesApril 1, 2014I applied online. The process took about 10 days. I interviewed at Siemens in March 2014.
Big Data Software Engineer
Princeton, New Jersey, United StatesMarch 1, 2017I had an initial HireVue round where I answered five simple Java questions. Then, I had a one-hour phone interview with a panel. Subsequently, I was invited to fly onsite for an interview loop. It was one of the poorly managed processes regarding tim
CT Software Engineer
Princeton, New Jersey, United StatesDecember 1, 2016The interview process consisted of two rounds: a phone screen, followed by six rounds of onsite interviews. The phone round was straightforward. I was then called for an in-person onsite interview at Siemens CT group in Princeton.
