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Software Engineer III, AI/ML GenAI, Google AdsGoogle · Mountain View, CAShip GenAI (text, image, video) into Google Ads; expect DSA coding plus LLM fundamentals.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Software Engineer, AI Kernels & Performance Optimization — MTIA SoftwareMeta · Sunnyvale, Bellevue, Menlo Park or New YorkWrite kernels for Meta's own AI chips; expect roofline math and GPU-style performance deep-dives.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Software Dev Engineer II – AMZ001589Amazon · Santa Clara, CAMid-level Amazon SDE; expect coding, system design, and a Leadership Principles story every round.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignLeadership Principles
Sr. Software Engineer, Information Systems & TechnologyApple · Cupertino (also Sunnyvale)Build the Java systems behind apple.com and Apple Stores; expect Java depth and service design.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Software Engineer II – Perception Red Agent TeamMicrosoft · Redmond, WABuild AI "red agents" that hunt security holes; expect coding plus attacker-mindset security questions.Typical loop: CodingSecurity DomainBehavioral
Software Engineer (L6) – Compute RuntimeNetflix · Remote, USOwn Netflix's container runtime at staff level; expect Kubernetes internals and judgment-heavy culture interviews.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignInfra Deep-diveCulture
Software Engineer, Physical EngineeringOpenAI · San Francisco or Remote (US)Build software applying AI to CAD and simulation; expect practical coding and system design.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Staff+ Software Engineer, Memory & SearchAnthropic · SF, New York, Seattle or Remote-friendly (US)Ship experiments on Claude's memory and search; expect retrieval design and sharp product-sense questions.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Software Engineer III, Platforms and Devices – Play (multiple openings)Google · Atlanta, GABuild Play systems serving 100M+ users; expect algorithms plus distributed-systems and API design.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Software Engineer – Power and Performance Analytics PlatformApple · CupertinoBuild analytics on device power and speed data; expect data-pipeline design and coding.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Full Stack Software Engineer, Monetization PlatformOpenAI · San Francisco or New YorkBuild how people pay across OpenAI's products; expect full-stack coding and payments system design.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
Staff+ Software Engineer, Platform SafetyAnthropic · San Francisco or New YorkBuild identity and access systems for safe model launches; expect auth, fraud, and architecture depth.Typical loop: CodingSystem DesignBehavioral
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