Uber

It was a range of three interviews and a homework assignment. I only went to the first interview before getting rejected, but the interview was about one-fourth behavioral and three-fourths technical.

3-4 phone interviews and one on-site interview. Standard ML questions were asked in the phone interviews. I received some interesting ML implementation questions concerning "problems faced by the car". I did not get in because of not having enough

Hiring for these internships seems to be done mostly inside the company. This makes sense because, given the size of their company and their technology sector, they don't have enough time to sift through many applications. I was given a phone interv