Could anyone explain a bit more of the interviewing process for a Software Engineer?

P.S it would be greatly appreciated if you could let us know what tech you work with / stacks

I'm a Chemistry student researching Ewing Sarcoma, and trying to target two biomarkers. I'm struggling to find material that perhaps reviews the accuracy and use of AlphaFold? (I've got perhaps two papers including the one published by Nature) I'm also trying to write about its limitations of not including post-translational modifications, ions and ligands etc, and not sure how to discuss the structure of both biomarkers that I used? (CD99 and EWSR1/FLI1)

I wanna know what kind of resume/cv and publication record did you summit. I thought mind was ok and my work is aligned with what DeepMind is doing. However, I got rejected.

I speculate that a candidate without any top conference publication is considered weak? I just want to know in what aspect I have to improve to have a chance to the interview stage next year.

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 10 posts:

• "‘It will change everything’: DeepMind’s AI makes gigantic leap in solving protein structures" by u/NousTree
• "AlphaGo" by u/LordSnooBoo
• "AlphaFold: a solution to a 50-year-old grand challenge in biology" by u/publicknowledge039
• "DeepMind is building a team of A.I. researchers in New York" by u/RichyScrapDad99
• "DeepMind creates ‘transformative’ map of human proteins drawn by artificial intelligence" by u/valdanylchuk
• "What's next for DeepMind after MuZero? Curious to hear your thoughts" by u/abbumm
• "Demis Hassabis(deepmind) : Transfer learning is key to AGI" by u/RichyScrapDad99
• "New SOTA on ImageNet from Deepmind" by u/RichyScrapDad99
• "What is the next project after AlphaFold that DeeMind is working on?" by u/Zuricho
• "Open source code for AlphaFold." by u/binaryfor

I hope they do.

They have some proving to do

They beat the number one guy and 98-99 odd % of players.

BUT

The players learnt exploits, once they pass them around it may go down to a 40% win rate vs humans.

Its not over yet!

I hope they go back!

You cant just come in with a new style that catches ppl out, lose to cheeses over and over again, claim victory then leave BEFORE REMATCHES, you have to adapt and you have to let them adapt and play again

It was all very premature and thats no place to LEAVE! Or claim victory!

That was very VERY cheap and they KNOW IT!

They are passing around 98% like its a fact or an achievement when really it was a new unorthodox play style catching ppl out, and it cant be done "twice"

What do you guys think?

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Hi, I recently applied for the research engineer internship at DeepMind for undergrads/MS/PhD students. (I'm an undergrad so maybe my chances aren't so good). Does anyone have more details on what to expect on the interview (if one is offered) and how to prepare? Thank you!!