I applied in-person. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Apple (Cupertino, CA)
Interview
Was contacted by a recruiter and then spoke on the phone 2 days later. Spoke with the hiring manager 4 days later. Had a great conversation! Was invited to come in for interviews right after the phone call. So naturally, I was very excited and felt like I had this thing in the bag! The interview was 3 hours long back-to-back. Met with 6 professionals (including the hiring manager I had spoken with on the phone). Was great and I learned so much about the team. I reached out to the recruiter a week after the interview and she told me that the team was very busy and hadn't gotten back to her with feedback yet but I should be patient as feedback would come. 3 weeks later, still haven't heard from the recruiter. People said the hiring process was long but after almost 5 weeks with no response, you start to feel bitter. You would think the recruiter would give some sort of feedback but no. It left a very bad taste in my mouth about the company. At this point, I've just accepted that I didn't get the job since I never heard back.
I recently completed an interview discussing my experience in machine learning, quantitative finance, and data analysis. We explored problem-solving approaches, teamwork, technical challenges, and how analytical thinking can support decision-making in fast-paced professional environments.
There was a first screening call, then a second call to secure a time to interview with the hiring manager. Easy, practical questions, most of the questions were from the job description.
Asked multiple choice questions, overall was nice but difficult technically in terms of what the interviewer was asking then was the john. Asked multiple choice questions, overall was nice but difficult technically in terms of what the interviewer was asking then was the john.