Good work/life balance, interesting work.
Lower salary compared to peers in other companies.
I interviewed for the position in the Bay Area. I went through several steps: * Recruiter screening * Two manager interviews * A coding interview Interviewers were very nice and polite. The technical challenge was about solving it optimally and eff
I received only three on-site interviews, all technically related. All questions were based on my background. The interviewers were very friendly, as were their HR representatives. The manager was also easy-going. Since compiler engineers are very
My point of contact was in the recruitment team. They arranged for me to have an initial call with the hiring manager, where they went over the role, the team, and the work. This was also a great opportunity to ask any questions I had. After this,
I interviewed for the position in the Bay Area. I went through several steps: * Recruiter screening * Two manager interviews * A coding interview Interviewers were very nice and polite. The technical challenge was about solving it optimally and eff
I received only three on-site interviews, all technically related. All questions were based on my background. The interviewers were very friendly, as were their HR representatives. The manager was also easy-going. Since compiler engineers are very
My point of contact was in the recruitment team. They arranged for me to have an initial call with the hiring manager, where they went over the role, the team, and the work. This was also a great opportunity to ask any questions I had. After this,