Worked on multiple projects, ranging from frontend development to backend development. Gained insights into MES systems and how they actually work. I also had a great experience with frontend technologies working for BMW, where I had the chance to architect the frontend part for the app. Management was also great, and the benefits were nice.
My salary was not really increased as the years passed. At the end of my work period, the projects got a bit outdated and messy.
Maybe share more information with the employees while they are still there. Show them the available options before they get to search for other options on the market. I still think that they have a pretty nice portfolio for the projects, and there is a good way to improve professionally.
It was nice. They asked general questions for the first round, worth around 100 points, when they came for campus placement. In the second round, they tested the technical abilities of the candidate.
Simple interview with Human Resources, where they explain the hours to work, the benefits, and the project/team you might work with. Then, one more technical interview with developers from the team. They ask specific questions about technologies and
The process was very simple. Just the typical questions about my experience and goals in the next few years, then a little interview with a senior software engineer, and that's all. They said they will call.
It was nice. They asked general questions for the first round, worth around 100 points, when they came for campus placement. In the second round, they tested the technical abilities of the candidate.
Simple interview with Human Resources, where they explain the hours to work, the benefits, and the project/team you might work with. Then, one more technical interview with developers from the team. They ask specific questions about technologies and
The process was very simple. Just the typical questions about my experience and goals in the next few years, then a little interview with a senior software engineer, and that's all. They said they will call.