Great benefits, awesome technology, smart people.
Work-life balance, currently focused more on cutting and less on innovation.
Three phone interviews went quite well. In general, I'd say they are on par with full-time position interviews. Each phone interview was 45 to 60 minutes long, mostly focused on algorithms and data structures.
The interview process involved a talk with the recruiter, followed by a phone screening two weeks later, and then the onsite interview two weeks after that. The onsite was challenging, but not impossible. If you grind LeetCode for a few months, you h
Round 1: Fit talk with the intern host. This role was in ML Infra, so they asked questions about past projects. Round 2: LC Modified Dijkstra's problem with carpooling. Round 3: ML Basics like ResNet, and more specifics related to the ML infra role
Three phone interviews went quite well. In general, I'd say they are on par with full-time position interviews. Each phone interview was 45 to 60 minutes long, mostly focused on algorithms and data structures.
The interview process involved a talk with the recruiter, followed by a phone screening two weeks later, and then the onsite interview two weeks after that. The onsite was challenging, but not impossible. If you grind LeetCode for a few months, you h
Round 1: Fit talk with the intern host. This role was in ML Infra, so they asked questions about past projects. Round 2: LC Modified Dijkstra's problem with carpooling. Round 3: ML Basics like ResNet, and more specifics related to the ML infra role