Culture is good. People understand when you need to take time off and are reasonable with the amount of work given.
Night/weekend work is sometimes requested (not forced), but is balanced by more relaxed days. It's a give and take.
Pay is good, managers are nice, coworkers are nice. Just all around a pretty good place to work.
I haven't worked here for very long, but I don't see many cons. Sometimes organization is a bit sparse, but that makes sense for how quickly this industry moves. There really aren't many cons I can think of.
Applied through referral. Total 4 rounds. The first round was a screening round, and the later 3 rounds were technical. All rounds were virtual, conducted on Teams. 1st Round: C++ questions. 2nd Round: DSA + puzzle. 3rd Round: Advanced C++ questions
Casual but organized and straightforward. I was asked about my C++ proficiency, as well as my experience with: * Graphics programming * Debugging and software profiling tools * Optimization techniques * Multi-threading * CUDA/OpenCL * Machine archi
One interview session. A skills test involving answering 10 questions covering OOP concepts, data structures, algorithms, and etc. Personality questions regarding strengths and weaknesses. Envisioned individual role and career growth.
Applied through referral. Total 4 rounds. The first round was a screening round, and the later 3 rounds were technical. All rounds were virtual, conducted on Teams. 1st Round: C++ questions. 2nd Round: DSA + puzzle. 3rd Round: Advanced C++ questions
Casual but organized and straightforward. I was asked about my C++ proficiency, as well as my experience with: * Graphics programming * Debugging and software profiling tools * Optimization techniques * Multi-threading * CUDA/OpenCL * Machine archi
One interview session. A skills test involving answering 10 questions covering OOP concepts, data structures, algorithms, and etc. Personality questions regarding strengths and weaknesses. Envisioned individual role and career growth.