Nice working environment and fine dining.
competitive atmosphere and difficult tasks
The first step is an OA with four questions. The first three are classic LeetCode-style questions. The last one is a question that was probably created for the assignment. It seems like the examples given and the test cases do not follow the guidel
I had a live coding round with another MLE. There were two sections: * Asked about self-attention, transformers, NER, evaluation metrics, RL, etc. * Live coding round: LeetCode Medium about creating a random sampler with uniform probability.
It was pretty straightforward and easy, with only 1 LeetCode. The next few stages were about sharing your own research. They mostly probe about the details of the research, but that is about it.
The first step is an OA with four questions. The first three are classic LeetCode-style questions. The last one is a question that was probably created for the assignment. It seems like the examples given and the test cases do not follow the guidel
I had a live coding round with another MLE. There were two sections: * Asked about self-attention, transformers, NER, evaluation metrics, RL, etc. * Live coding round: LeetCode Medium about creating a random sampler with uniform probability.
It was pretty straightforward and easy, with only 1 LeetCode. The next few stages were about sharing your own research. They mostly probe about the details of the research, but that is about it.