I first spoke with a representative at a career fair and dropped off my resume then. About a month later, a recruiter invited me for a one-on-one on-campus interview that lasted around 45 minutes. It consisted of some basic behavioral questions and also included a very easy technical question.

The week after that, I was notified that they would fly me out to the Seattle office for an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of three 50-minute one-on-one interviews. Each interview had about 10-15 minutes of behavioral questions, and the rest of the time was allocated for a coding question.

After the interviews, we took a quick tour of the office. I was notified the next day that I got the internship. Friends of mine were also told the next day that they were not selected for the internship.

The coding questions weren't that difficult, but also not super easy. I definitely studied a lot in the days leading up to the interview and wouldn't have done well if I hadn't studied a ton.

Algorithms and Data Structures