Great place to work, if you love competitive work and compensation!
Great place to work, if you love competitive work and compensation!
Steep learning curve - Lots of work, which is tricky, has a steep learning curve on a grand scale. You get to work on components that literally affect billions of customers.
Promotions - Has good mechanisms for promotions, relying more on employee output rather than time spent in the company.
Compensation - High, competitive compensation.
Inclusion and easy-to-reach management.
Work-life balance is a bit low, as the work stream never stops. If you like to take up work and challenges, you will never get a break. But if you prefer a stable life, you may opt for that as well (of course, it will show up on the team promotions curve).
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Software Dev Engineer II
A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn, I applied, and advanced to the first stage of the selection process. It consists of an online test, in the HackerRank style, where they provide some support videos to help understand the type of reasoning and ex
Software Intern
The interview process was terrible. Initially, the interviewer was not audible, and he blamed me, saying I should have a better internet connection. He told me he would end the interview, but luckily, as he was about to disconnect, he realized his mi
Operations Engineer
In total I interviewed with about 10 people. By far the longest interview process I’ve ever undergone. The first interview was a standard phone screen. The subsequent interviews were more thorough, spread across multiple days. On one day I interview
Software Dev Engineer II
Curitiba, Paraná, BrazilJune 26, 2026A recruiter contacted me via LinkedIn, I applied, and advanced to the first stage of the selection process. It consists of an online test, in the HackerRank style, where they provide some support videos to help understand the type of reasoning and ex
Software Intern
Dallas, Texas, United StatesApril 1, 2024The interview process was terrible. Initially, the interviewer was not audible, and he blamed me, saying I should have a better internet connection. He told me he would end the interview, but luckily, as he was about to disconnect, he realized his mi
Operations Engineer
Dallas, Texas, United StatesApril 3, 2026In total I interviewed with about 10 people. By far the longest interview process I’ve ever undergone. The first interview was a standard phone screen. The subsequent interviews were more thorough, spread across multiple days. On one day I interview
