I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at AKUNA CAPITAL
Interview
Was sent coding challenge and passed. Then got phone interview. Questions were very easy but not the type of thing that CS majors learn at least where I go to school. A bunch of Python tricks that can be easy looked up on stack overflow.. 7 easy questions where you either know it or you don't. Not at all like the DP problems I was expecting
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Question 1
I don't remember the exact question, but it was a basic understanding of memoization
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at AKUNA CAPITAL in Feb 2019
Interview
A couple of online assessments, followed by a phone interview (mostly technical questions i.e. probability and stats, mental math) and then a video interview (tougher questions than the phone screen, mix of technical and soft).
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Make me a market on the number of games the Boston Red Sox will win this year.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at AKUNA CAPITAL (Sydney) in Aug 2019
Interview
Applied for a Junior Python Developer internship at Akuna Capital in Sydney. First was a 2 hour HackerRank coding quiz with twelve questions on general computer science (hashmaps, tree traversals, memory stuff) then three questions on graph related problems that were reasonably easy.
The next stage was a one-on-one technical phone screen where we were given a scaffold for a portfolio hierarchy structure and had to complete four functions. Seemed to be designed for a graph data structure. Given parent and child, add to graph; find root node in graph (node with no edges pointing in); find all duplicate nodes (more than one edge pointing in); find longest path from root node to any node (DFS/BFS related).
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Question 1
Given this Python scaffold for a portfolio API, complete the functions.