I recently went through the interview process for a quant intern position. It started with an online assessment, which included coding challenges and math problems where I had to demonstrate my skills in algorithms, probability, and statistics. Then came the technical interviews, which were pretty demanding. I was asked some tough questions about mathematical concepts and algorithms, and had to solve complex problems in real-time, often using Python or C++. After the technical round, there were behavioral interviews where they asked about my past experiences, my approach to work, and how I handle problem-solving under pressure. It was also a chance to show that I had strong interpersonal skills and could fit into a team. Overall, I think I did well, even though some of the challenges were pretty stressful. But I prepared thoroughly, and I think my ability to think quickly under pressure really worked in my favor.

4 rounds interviews, first round 30 min, superday next weeks if accepted. expect technical, behavorial and programming interviews all with senior managers/partners. the whole process lasted around 3-4 weeks from the first email to the offer letter

Had 2 rounds of interviews - 1 round with a Senior Manager This was pretty chill, and the questions were mostly about my previous experience. - 2 round super day with 2 Senior Managers and 1 Partner I didn’t quite like the super day experience because all the interviewers looked super busy and not interested in who they’re talking to. They either wanted to just move on and get this done or keep tackling me about my answers. I could feel that the work environment is not chill there.