The internship is fun, and they provide a lot of flexibility in terms of the projects that I would like to develop, ranging from data science research problems to software engineering aspects of work. Very interesting.
People are also very kind and generous in offering their help. The interview process is also interesting. They won't test you with textbook questions but instead, it is an open-ended discussion process about the projects of their daily work.
Nice culture of the company!
They offer tons of snacks, and they also have free Tuesday and Thursday lunch!
None. I haven't had anything negative yet.
The first interview was a 45-minute Zoom call focused on my experiences and research. The interviewer asked in-depth questions about the methods I explained and why I chose specific approaches. The second interview lasted one hour and focused on sta
The overall interview process was messy. I first spoke with the manager of Team A, and then I was interviewed by five developers. However, these five developers were not from Team A. They interviewed me for a different position, from Team B (I only
Consists of multiple rounds: * OA * Hiring Manager * Technical Round The technical round is supposed to have system design and JavaScript algorithm questions. I was rejected after the Hiring Manager round.
The first interview was a 45-minute Zoom call focused on my experiences and research. The interviewer asked in-depth questions about the methods I explained and why I chose specific approaches. The second interview lasted one hour and focused on sta
The overall interview process was messy. I first spoke with the manager of Team A, and then I was interviewed by five developers. However, these five developers were not from Team A. They interviewed me for a different position, from Team B (I only
Consists of multiple rounds: * OA * Hiring Manager * Technical Round The technical round is supposed to have system design and JavaScript algorithm questions. I was rejected after the Hiring Manager round.