No pros to report here.
having the most miserable years of my life.
I was interviewed by two engineers. One was an MIT undergrad, and the other was an MIT Ph.D. They asked me questions ranging from control theory to machine learning, electric circuits, and mechanics. It was super broad and detailed; needless to say,
There were two 45-minute technical interview sessions with engineers on the team. There was very little small talk, and the interviews mostly assessed coding skills. I was initially reached out to via email by the recruiter.
The interview process includes two tech screens followed by a half-day onsite interview. The questions asked during the onsite interview will depend on the team. Recruiters are helpful and will explain what to expect during the interviews.
I was interviewed by two engineers. One was an MIT undergrad, and the other was an MIT Ph.D. They asked me questions ranging from control theory to machine learning, electric circuits, and mechanics. It was super broad and detailed; needless to say,
There were two 45-minute technical interview sessions with engineers on the team. There was very little small talk, and the interviews mostly assessed coding skills. I was initially reached out to via email by the recruiter.
The interview process includes two tech screens followed by a half-day onsite interview. The questions asked during the onsite interview will depend on the team. Recruiters are helpful and will explain what to expect during the interviews.