Good compensation, good work-life balance. Fairly flexible and well organized, with a lot of independence in how you approach your work. Pretty ideal job for self-motivated mid- and late-career professionals.
Management can be a little too hands-off.
Upper-level employees often have remote work privileges, but lower-level employees do not.
The office is pretty empty except for these non-remote employees, which hurts company culture.
Bonuses for the past few years were not full.
First, I had an interview with a few managers and senior engineers from different teams. We had some discussions about my past experience and answered a few quick questions verbally. Although the entire interview was short (30-45 minutes), I was give
Interview with recruiter. She was really kind. Nothing was hard for me to answer. The interview wasn't very long, so I can't write much here. That's it. I don't have anything more to write.
The first of three interviews was conducted over Teams. It asked baseline questions about C++, the GPU pipeline, and familiarized the hiring team with the candidate. The interviewers were friendly and informative about the company.
First, I had an interview with a few managers and senior engineers from different teams. We had some discussions about my past experience and answered a few quick questions verbally. Although the entire interview was short (30-45 minutes), I was give
Interview with recruiter. She was really kind. Nothing was hard for me to answer. The interview wasn't very long, so I can't write much here. That's it. I don't have anything more to write.
The first of three interviews was conducted over Teams. It asked baseline questions about C++, the GPU pipeline, and familiarized the hiring team with the candidate. The interviewers were friendly and informative about the company.