I’m looking to explore other opportunities.
No downsides to the job.
The contractor interview process was relatively easy. It consisted of a total of two rounds, and they asked pretty standard, experience-based questions. They didn't dive too much into LeetCode-style questions.
I interviewed for a Software Development Engineer in Test position. They mostly asked me array and string coding questions, along with some questions on Selenium automation with Java. They will primarily concentrate on coding skills.
One round of OA, followed by two rounds of interviews: * The first interview covered the basics of general knowledge in machine learning, including coding for building a small triple-layered neural network. * The second interview focused on LLM
The contractor interview process was relatively easy. It consisted of a total of two rounds, and they asked pretty standard, experience-based questions. They didn't dive too much into LeetCode-style questions.
I interviewed for a Software Development Engineer in Test position. They mostly asked me array and string coding questions, along with some questions on Selenium automation with Java. They will primarily concentrate on coding skills.
One round of OA, followed by two rounds of interviews: * The first interview covered the basics of general knowledge in machine learning, including coding for building a small triple-layered neural network. * The second interview focused on LLM