Corporate Treasury Stats @ GS
Hi folks, is anyone familiar the Treasury Stats team at GS? Looking at their positions, curious to understand what the teams do, what they focus on, and career opportunities.
Hi folks, is anyone familiar the Treasury Stats team at GS? Looking at their positions, curious to understand what the teams do, what they focus on, and career opportunities.
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Obv. I meant Strats*
Had a first interview with the team. It's a 1.5hr long interview and broken into 3 parts.
1) Canned HR behavioral questions. Took ~10 minutes. Questions such as "what would you do if your colleague did x", or "if you overheard y", etc..
2) Coderpad coding problems. This took about 60 minutes. I won't go into the exact questions I was asked, but if you want to prepare for this interview you should do a bunch of Hackerrank challenges - focus on a variety of Easy and Medium questions. The problems in the interview get harder as you go on. You should also be familiar with time complexity (ie, O time notation) and be prepared to solve a problem in multiple ways if you initially use a brute-force method.
3) About the team, and Q&A.
Was an interesting interview all around. The team sounds interesting, lots of academic types and some challenging problems to work on if you're into that sort of thing. It's a coding + math intensive team.
How was the process? Did you progress through the next rounds?
Unfortunately I didn't pass the coding interview so I can't provide further information. Definitely keep doing HackerRank questions though. I got stuck on the 3rd problem in which I simply didn't understand - the interviewer tried to explain it multiple times and I still understand it such that I could solve it. So i'm guess this is the reason why I didn't move on - the first two questions I knocked out of the park, but the third was extremely difficult - you could solve it in terms of maximizing memory usage or time.
How was the process? Did you progress through the next rounds?
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