I expressed interest in computer vision and mathematics, so my questions included the following topics: vector/linear algebra, calculus 3 (some basic proofs), computer graphics, geometry/trigonometry, leetcode-style questions, camera systems, buffer streams, ML-related questions (network architectures for a given problem, how to design/formulate an ML problem), and some questions related to my past research in CV.
behavioral interview questions only, did not have much technical interview questions
Do you know how to program in python?
about my experience in machine learning
When are you available to start?
how is the company hiring process
The 2nd part of the interview session was about 1 coding challenge. So the scenario was that given a square NxN matrix where N is an arbitrary positive integer, the elements represent the vaccination status on an imaginary city. So they are visualized to be located in a squarish manner. There are 3 statuses, namely, 0 represents unvaccinated, 1 represents vaccinated, 2 represents infected. If a person with status 0 is adjacent to at least 1 person with status 2 in his/her 4 cardinal points (up, down, left, right), then he/she will get infected. Person with status 2 at diagonal direction won't be able to infect other person. If person with status 0 is surrounded by people with status 1 at his/her 4 cardinal points, he/she won't get infected. Given this scenario, the question is to determine how many times does propagation of infection should happen so that all unvaccinated people in the NxN matrix are infected. Here, 1 infection propagation means refers to people with status 0 getting infected with people with status 2 for being directly adjacent to them. Other people with status 0 who are adjacent to the newly infected people will only be infected in the next infection propagation.
¿Cuál es tu superpoder? ¿Cuál es tu mayor fracaso en la vida? ¿Cuál es tu mayor logro en la vida? ¿Cuál es tu filosofía de vida? ¿Qué te inspira?
The one thing they were asking me is what is your educational background.
Q2: You have a box that has 2 integers on input and its output is maximal and minimal values of the input. Using only this box build a system that finds median of 3 integers.
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