
Tower Research Capital Machine Learning Intern Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Tower Research Capital.
Machine Learning Intern
I had a technical interview with a recruiter, it was virtual. They asked me one question that had 5 parts, and it was about coding using data engineering and pandas. I was allowed to look up documentation during the interview.
- Using pandas for data engineering tasks.
Machine Learning Intern
The interview was pretty standard. First, there was an online test. Then, there were two parts to the interview: a technical part where they wanted to see how I solved problems, and an HR part to see if I'd be a good fit and if I could communicate well.
- Can you describe a project you recently completed, focusing on the challenges you faced, the technical decisions you made, and how you approached scalability?
Machine Learning Intern
It was an easy interview, starting with basics and moving to advanced topics with code. They covered pandas, numpy, SQL, tensorflow/pytorch, classical ML, NLP, LLMs, docker, git, bash, system design, and ML design. There was a system design case study involving real-world projects and ML design. They also had one OA round on HackerRank, one LeetCode medium, one Python coding question, one bash script question, and 12 multiple-choice questions on CS fundamentals and theoretical ML.
- Describe a system design for a particular scenario, specifying which LLMs and vector databases to use, and explaining your reasoning.
Tower Research Capital Machine Learning Intern Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Tower Research Capital interview reports.
“Write code for classification using OpenCV in a Jupyter notebook.”
Read reports →“Could you complete a basic Python code snippet using the itertools library?”
Read reports →“Can you explain some ML concepts related to NLP?”
Read reports →“Describe a system design for a particular scenario, specifying which LLMs and vector databases to use, and explaining your reasoning.”
Read reports →“Can you answer 4-5 multiple choice questions on basic machine learning and scheduling tasks?”
Read report →“Can you walk me through one of your NLP projects?”
Read report →“Can you describe a project you recently completed, focusing on the challenges you faced, the technical decisions you made, and how you approached scalability?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 Tower Research Capital interview reports.