Very extensive. Two batches of tests before you speak to a human. Then three interviews, and they speak with two references you provide. A lot of effort on both parts required.
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Technical, problem solving, motivational, logical.
Multiple hours of online assessments and AI interviews. The company does not value your time. The questions were generally easy, basic probabilities and logic, but very time consuming. A single error in all those hours you spent will probably disqualify you from even getting to a human
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Just basic probability and logic problems, not related to AI research or programming at all
Soon after your application, you are asked to submit documents (like academic transcripts for instance) on their platform and to take online tests. You have several days to start them.
Six coding and problem-solving take-home questions, followed by three interviews: behavioural, problem-solving, and technical.
The technical interview was a mix of talking about past projects, knowledge-based questions on neural networks, and a walkthrough of how I would go about building a specific real-world feature.
Finally a reference check, with all three references contacted.
They seem to prioritise examining how you think and assessing your future potential over having lots of past experience.
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Several problem-solving riddles, similar to things asked in quant interviews
