Remote Work
Ability to work autonomously
No cons to speak of.
This was for Austin, TX. It was a bit annoying. One of my five interviews for the on-site didn't show up, and my recruiter was asking me for times later that day where I could interview. I had meetings all day, so I asked to make it up some other d
I came on board during the initial hiring phase in 2019 in Austin. The process involved group interviews, with a final interview with the department manager. It was straightforward, with no gotcha moments. They mostly just wanted to know that you are
Following a departmental email, I sent my details and CV to the person coordinating the hire. A few days later, I was contacted to let me know my application was in and that they would schedule a phone screen. This happened a few days later (via ema
This was for Austin, TX. It was a bit annoying. One of my five interviews for the on-site didn't show up, and my recruiter was asking me for times later that day where I could interview. I had meetings all day, so I asked to make it up some other d
I came on board during the initial hiring phase in 2019 in Austin. The process involved group interviews, with a final interview with the department manager. It was straightforward, with no gotcha moments. They mostly just wanted to know that you are
Following a departmental email, I sent my details and CV to the person coordinating the hire. A few days later, I was contacted to let me know my application was in and that they would schedule a phone screen. This happened a few days later (via ema