Good pay, flexible hours, and great communication from managers.
As a contractor, there was no real way to get put on fulltime at Google/Waymo. If you know this going in, though, it's a great experience.
Four interviews were conducted: * Two coding interviews: * One with a moderate graph problem. * One with an easy-medium dynamic programming problem. * The other two rounds focused on Machine Learning and Computer Vision. * The
I was interviewed only once for the position. The questions were fairly simple and logic-based. You might be called for a second interview depending on whether you will be placed with a specific team.
The interview process was terrible overall. It took months to get from start to finish. On the day of the on-site interview, one of the interviewers canceled two hours before his time slot, and they couldn't find a replacement. I then had to pressur
Four interviews were conducted: * Two coding interviews: * One with a moderate graph problem. * One with an easy-medium dynamic programming problem. * The other two rounds focused on Machine Learning and Computer Vision. * The
I was interviewed only once for the position. The questions were fairly simple and logic-based. You might be called for a second interview depending on whether you will be placed with a specific team.
The interview process was terrible overall. It took months to get from start to finish. On the day of the on-site interview, one of the interviewers canceled two hours before his time slot, and they couldn't find a replacement. I then had to pressur