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Excited to Share! Selected by Arista Networks for an internship, and I'm happy to share my experience. # Overall process I had got the opportunity to appear for the Software Engineer Intern recruitment process at Arista Networks, which consisted of three rounds and ranged from medium to hard in difficulty. The first round was an online assessment with around 10–15 multiple-choice questions focused on basic C/C++ syntax, debugging, and fundamental Object-Oriented Programming concepts. After clearing the OA, I proceeded to the second round, which was a technical interview covering data structures and C++ fundamentals. I was asked questions related to Linked Lists, OOPs, trees (including some hard-level problems), and pointer-based code analysis. The final round was another technical interview where the focus shifted to more advanced data structures and problem-solving. I received questions based on stacks, graph algorithms, and was also asked to design a phonebook system using a Trie. # My thoughts Overall, the experience was challenging yet insightful, and it provided a good opportunity to test my understanding of core computer science concepts.
Excited to Share! Selected by Arista Networks for an internship, and I'm happy to share my experience. # Overall process I had got the opportunity to appear for the Software Engineer Intern recruitment process at Arista Networks, which consisted of three rounds and ranged from medium to hard in difficulty. The first round was an online assessment with around 10–15 multiple-choice questions focused on basic C/C++ syntax, debugging, and fundamental Object-Oriented Programming concepts. After clearing the OA, I proceeded to the second round, which was a technical interview covering data structures and C++ fundamentals. I was asked questions related to Linked Lists, OOPs, trees (including some hard-level problems), and pointer-based code analysis. The final round was another technical interview where the focus shifted to more advanced data structures and problem-solving. I received questions based on stacks, graph algorithms, and was also asked to design a phonebook system using a Trie. # My thoughts Overall, the experience was challenging yet insightful, and it provided a good opportunity to test my understanding of core computer science concepts.
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