Friendly work environment, good industry experience for interns, fun products, interdisciplinary work between departments allows for cool opportunities.
Not many benefits (no employee gym, no food provided besides cereal and drinks).
Work-life balance can get strained in times of heavy production.
I don't really have much to say to management, besides "good job" and "thanks for the experience." This was one of my first internships in college, and I was given important tasks where I had a legitimate role in the team.
It was a simple phone call. I asked some technical questions and then asked a question about the role. The interview covered very average questions. I had hoped to move to the next stage, but I never heard back from them. I was a little disappointe
Contacted by HR. Initially, I had three interviews over the phone: * First, by HR. * Second, by an Engineer. * Third, by the head of the group. I was then called for an onsite interview and was asked to prepare a presentation.
Phone screen followed by a technical interview with one of the team members. The technical interview was approximately 45 minutes, mainly focused on technical questions relating to my past projects, and then design technical questions based on the ro
It was a simple phone call. I asked some technical questions and then asked a question about the role. The interview covered very average questions. I had hoped to move to the next stage, but I never heard back from them. I was a little disappointe
Contacted by HR. Initially, I had three interviews over the phone: * First, by HR. * Second, by an Engineer. * Third, by the head of the group. I was then called for an onsite interview and was asked to prepare a presentation.
Phone screen followed by a technical interview with one of the team members. The technical interview was approximately 45 minutes, mainly focused on technical questions relating to my past projects, and then design technical questions based on the ro