Pay was decent. Not as much as the big tech companies, but good enough. I wanted an experience that was different from all the big tech companies, and I got just that. I learned a lot, and it was overall a good experience. Great place to work if you're ready to settle down and want stability.
Dress is business casual.
Older employee demographic.
Large and corporate-feeling kind of culture.
I took a coding assessment, completed a video interview, and then went in for an in-person interview. This happened over three days because we worked quickly to schedule it more rapidly.
The interview was telephonic and technical. The hiring manager focused on system design. .sql was the most important part, followed by Spark, cloud, and Python. For candidates with more than 3 years of experience, system design-specific questions wer
I spoke with them at the UT CNS Career Fair, and they scheduled two back-to-back 30-minute interviews for the next day. They asked me some technical questions, including Java and Object-Oriented Programming concepts, as well as some behavioral quest
I took a coding assessment, completed a video interview, and then went in for an in-person interview. This happened over three days because we worked quickly to schedule it more rapidly.
The interview was telephonic and technical. The hiring manager focused on system design. .sql was the most important part, followed by Spark, cloud, and Python. For candidates with more than 3 years of experience, system design-specific questions wer
I spoke with them at the UT CNS Career Fair, and they scheduled two back-to-back 30-minute interviews for the next day. They asked me some technical questions, including Java and Object-Oriented Programming concepts, as well as some behavioral quest