## Round 1: Array and Stream Processing The coding question involved manipulating an array based on a given offset. The follow-up required adapting the solution to handle an incoming stream of data using `hasNext()` and `getNext()` methods. **My Approach:** 1....
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## Preparation Tips & Key Takeaways ### What I Learned - I needed a stronger understanding of LLM fine-tuning techniques and their trade-offs. - Reviewing the fundamentals of autoencoders, VAEs, and VQ-VAEs is crucial for generative AI roles. ### Recommended P...
The interviewer started the round with a short personal introduction and then shared the game prompt. The question was First Player to Complete a Square: https://www.chillinterview.com/learn/coding-interview-questions/first-player-to-complete-a-square. I was g...
The coding question I received was similar to the Rotten Oranges problem. The question involved a matrix with several taxis, and I needed to find the shortest distance from each cell to any taxi using BFS. The follow-up questions were: 1. Are there alternative...
## Round 1: IP Prefix Matching The initial question was straightforward, focusing on IP prefix matching. ## Round 2: Rule Engine Design I was asked to design a rule engine that maps binary signals to configuration values. Here's a breakdown: **Problem Descript...
In my first round, I was asked behavioral questions covering AI ethics, how I organize team activities, and how I resolve conflicts. The coding question was: Given a 2D matrix, find the longest path. You can only move up, down, left, or right. The next point m...
The first question was LeetCode 92, with a follow-up to modify it in-place. The second question was a verbal problem: Given a sorted array, where each index represents a different person, and each element at the index is a tuple of (timestamp, 'enter' or 'exit...
### Round 1: Coding + Behavioral (VO) **Coding:** I interviewed with a friendly male interviewer. I was given a problem involving a belt with different items. If three items meet a certain size condition (e.g., max(A, B, C) - min(A, B, C) < threshold), they sh...
The interview process consisted of a technical phone screen, a behavioral round, and two onsite coding rounds. **Round 1: ML Domain (Technical Phone Screen)** In the first round, a person asked me questions about search and recommendation systems. I felt the i...
I had an onsite interview. Here's what I remember: **Coding 1:** I was asked to return the number of shortest paths between two nodes in an undirected graph. I used Dijkstra's algorithm, but I think BFS would also work. I completed a dry run of the algorithm a...
