Neuralink Machine Learning Engineer interview questions

Recruiter was very nice. The technical consisted on a 1h live coding interview around training a model for their data in PyTorch. There were 10 questions where you have to write or complete code and explain your answer in writing most of them quite easy. The challenge is doing all under an hour. While 1h for all the tasks is unrealistic, it is possible to complete many if you code really really fast. No tools are available to you during the exercise other than library references; stack overflow or autocomplete or coding assistants are not allowed. The knowledge tested felt too basic, more like data science rather than machine learning and the techniques are old, unlike any foundational models we might work with these days. My only feedback is it would be better to go through a harder exercise that actually tests modern deep learning, but with more time. My general experience was good, and the interviewer did a great job at moderating the exercise.