Amazon Robotics Software Engineer interview experience

No offer

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Boulder, COPosted Apr 2020 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

The recruiting process moved quickly at first in the sense that it was relentless: I went through six phone screenings and then an onsite, and by the time I finally got to the end I felt like I’d spent nearly my whole calendar living inside interview loops.

The whole thing was heavy on coding—leetcoding repeatedly and plenty of “brain picking” alongside it—and it started even before any discussion of the leadership principles.

What I didn’t love was how much time it cost overall to get through so many rounds. Even though everyone I interacted with seemed to treat it professionally, the recruiter never sent a rejection letter afterward, which left the ending feeling unusually unresolved.

By the time it was over, I had a clear sense of the format: a lot of coding and repeated evaluation across many conversations. I didn’t receive an offer, and

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