Current TC 120k, 9 YOE
Structural analysis engineer.
Applied for stress engineer position but for analysis tool development. I applied thinking it is an interesting position and I like using codes at my job. Later, I noticed in the job posting that they prefer a CS degree which I don't have. Looks like they wanted someone with stress analysis background who worked on software development for tools for engineers.
My coding skill is really introductory level but I did take on cert courses. Learned basic stuff like OOP and flask but not sure how I will fare in tech interview. If they ask me any leetcode stuff I can't answer any. I tried studying it and it's so new and difficult to me.
My daily task is stress analysis not programming. But I tried to incorporate scripts to automate some tasks.
The recruiter said I need to set up a time with her for prep before tech phone interview with hiring team.
I wonder what I can do to prepare for the tech interview. Also curious if they are serious about me or just trying to get more info from me and to disqualify me.
I am scared about the Amazon interview process.
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