The interview process was very tedious and long. It took 10 weeks from the initial application to the offer (for a 6 months internship position). Their interview process involved the following stages: 1) Send in application 2) Fill out a self-assessment form where you have to assess your technical skills and writ down your experience in detail. 3) First interview with HR/ recruiter: - general interview questions 4)Technical interview: - short programming exercises - general questions about machine learning, data science and programming 5) Use case: - You have one week to work on a use case and then present it. - This was very time intensive and tedious. - The use case involved building a ML model and then exposing this model through a Docker container and a Flask API. 6) Offer They were not very professional, especially towards the end. Sometimes I wouldn't hear from them for a long time and they didn't stick to their promised timeline. However, when they wanted something from me, I had to deliver it in very short amount of time and with little regards to my schedule. On multiple occasions didn't reply to my e-mails (i.e., when we were trying to set up a meeting). Without asking, they switched communication channels and started to contact me on my private accounts. When I asked them to stick to my professional contact details they told me they couldn't be bothered because "they anyway don't have time to check their e-mails".

There are at least 4 rounds. The fist one is OA, which is done on Hackerank. There are some basic questions about Python, Git, and Docker,... The second and third rounds happen on the same day, which are Get-to-know and technical questions about ML. If you pass these rounds, the last one will be a use-case project which lasts one week and is followed by a presentation. I can't manage my time for the last round.