You get to work on some of the best products being created.
Compensation and room for growth are very good.
There aren't many cons that I can think of as a hurdle to working here. Sometimes the work can be stressful, or the hours long.
I was initially contacted via a recruiter, likely due to my iOS Objective-C skills. The first interview was a phone interview with several of the engineers I would be working with if hired. They sounded pretty stressed or overworked, but were still
The interview was friendly and professional. I explained my experience, and the manager followed up with some questions. The manager was particularly interested in my experience with: * SQL * Python * Cucumber It was an interesting interview that i
I was contacted by a university recruiter after applying through my university job board, and we were set up for a preliminary phone call. The interviewer called me and asked a few questions about my previous experience and projects, but didn't seem
I was initially contacted via a recruiter, likely due to my iOS Objective-C skills. The first interview was a phone interview with several of the engineers I would be working with if hired. They sounded pretty stressed or overworked, but were still
The interview was friendly and professional. I explained my experience, and the manager followed up with some questions. The manager was particularly interested in my experience with: * SQL * Python * Cucumber It was an interesting interview that i
I was contacted by a university recruiter after applying through my university job board, and we were set up for a preliminary phone call. The interviewer called me and asked a few questions about my previous experience and projects, but didn't seem