Amazon'da Stajyer Olmak (Başvurudan Teklife)

From the outside, a big tech internship might seem like a distant, even somewhat mystical goal: "How do people get into Amazon or Google?" In this video, we sat down with Onur and discussed the process step by step, without skipping any stages. The application, online assessment, LeetCode preparation, behavioral form, video interview, collecting examples for Leadership Principles, anxiety about English interviews, moving to Berlin, and finally working on a real project in the AWS Redshift team — it's all inside. If you're currently studying for your undergraduate or graduate degree and wondering, "Can I also do an internship at a big company?", this conversation is for you. We also discussed why internships are more valuable than ever in today's job market, when to apply, and what you really need on your CV to be called for an interview. Guest: Onur Şahin A 2021 graduate of Bilkent University's Computer Engineering department Worked as a full-stack developer at Carbon Health Currently pursuing a master's degree in Germany Intern at Amazon Berlin in the AWS Redshift team Time Stamps 0:00 - Introduction 0:30 - Onur's career (Carbon Health, Bilkent, master's) 1:35 - Amazon application process 2:46 - Online Assessment (LeetCode) 2:59 - How to prepare for LeetCode 3:17 - Is preparation the same for large companies? 4:15 - Second stage: Behavioral questions 4:47 - Final stage: Video interview 5:43 - What are Leadership Principles? 7:55 - How long did the application process take? 8:56 - Preparation time and method 9:50 - Do you need to be very intelligent? 10:30 - If you could go back, what would you change? 11:00 - English interview and accent concerns 12:16 - Position at Amazon: Redshift 12:55 - What was the internship experience like? 13:30 - Salary and accommodation assistance 14:50 - Getting involved in the project as an intern 15:50 - Using AI at Amazon 16:50 - Lessons learned for your career continuation 18:29 - When should you apply? (1 year in advance!) 18:59 - Why were you called for an interview? The importance of niche areas 20:10 - Is being a Master's student a requirement? 20:21 - Closing Amazon Leadership Principles The 16 principles we frequently referred to throughout the video. If you're preparing for an interview, it will be helpful to include an example from your own life under each of these: Customer Obsession Ownership Invent and Simplify Are Right, A Lot Learn and Be Curious Hire and Develop the Best Insist on the Highest Standards Think Big Bias for Action Frugality Earn Trust Dive Deep Have Backbone; Disagree and Commit Deliver Results Strive to be Earth's Best Employer Success and Scale Bring Broad Responsibility Official source: https://www.amazon.jobs/content/en/ou... Related Videos Video about internships:    • Staj Yapacaksan Bu Videoyu Kaçırma! | Nokt...   On using LinkedIn correctly:    • MÜKEMMEL LinkedIn Profili Nasıl Hazırlanır?   -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What is a Semicolon?: As two friends who graduated from METU Computer Engineering, we are here with the experience we gained in the sector in areas such as DevOps, backend, data science and computer vision. We aim to guide those who want to advance in the field of computer science, especially those who are just starting university, progressing through university life, or taking their first steps in their post-graduation careers, by sharing our experiences in our podcast called "Noktalı Virgül" (Semicolon). -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Discord Channel:   / discord   🌐 Our Social Media Accounts:   / noktali.virgul.podcast     / cengineer13     / orhun_kose     / kursatkaya