Got the offerAI Engineering Intern at Fidelity Investments
- Difficulty
- Process took
- 0-1 Weeks
- Rounds
- 4
- Format
- On site
- Applied via
- Other
How it went
- Your communication skills should be good.
- Your explanations should be good.
- Be confident, If you don't know some concept, simply say "I am not aware about the topic". Avoid wrong answers.
- Think out loud.
What they would tell you
- Your communication skills should be good.
- Your explanations should be good.
- Be confident, If you don't know some concept, simply say "I am not aware about the topic". Avoid wrong answers.
- Think out loud.
How to prepare
- Focus on your Resume and Projects more.
- Learn all the mathamatics behind every keyword ij your resume.
Their background
I am a 4th-year undergraduate student with interests in DSA, System Design, AI, and Deep Learning. This internship was secured through on-campus recruitment.
Round by round
- 1
Online Assessment90 min
- Machine Learning/Math Questions.
- 3 DSA question.
- Hiring process was automated by HirePro.
- 2
Technical Round 145 min
The round involved detailed CV grilling where the interviewer asked questions on every project mentioned and changed scenarios on the spot to test real-time problem-solving ability. There were no DSA questions, and my AI project proved to be an advantage.
- 3
Technical Round 245 min
This round again involved CV-based grilling, where the interviewer went deeper into my projects and asked a few additional questions related to AI. Similar to Round 1, the focus remained on project understanding and problem-solving rather than DS.
- 4
HR Round30 min
The final round was HR-focused, starting with my introduction, followed by questions on how I plan a project from scratch, how this internship will benefit my career, and if I had any questions for the interviewer.
What came up
A candidate-reported account, lightly edited. Interview processes change by team and date.