A challenging and rewarding place to work
A challenging and rewarding place to work
I've worked here for several years. It's a good place to work. The company is focused on building great products and solving real problems for customers in the automotive space. Often, this means working dynamically with our customers. I think a lot of negative reviews miss the point of this and how it grows the business.
- Culture allows employees to take a lot of ownership of their work. It's easy to advance your career here, but you need to advocate for yourself, of course.
- Generally a meritocratic culture. People work hard, and if the output and results are there, the company rewards them.
- Very customer-centric culture. The company is grounded in customer outcomes.
- Founders are balanced.
Cash compensation could be improved, especially as the company has grown. They are working on this.
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Applied through their website. Initial screening, multiple coding interviews with their engineers, and conversations. It was challenging but, overall, a positive experience with good communication. All people seemed to be nice.
Application Engineer
There were four rounds: the first with a recruiter, the second with the hiring manager, and the third with an on-site panel. It was a long-form interview where they asked technical questions and told me to show expertise on the subject matter.
Application Engineer
I applied in-person. The process took three weeks. It was good. It was a case study where they give a detailed situation of a pre-sales situation where you have to catch nuanced details and translate them to your decision process.
Application Engineer
GermanyOctober 15, 2023Applied through their website. Initial screening, multiple coding interviews with their engineers, and conversations. It was challenging but, overall, a positive experience with good communication. All people seemed to be nice.
Application Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesSeptember 13, 2026There were four rounds: the first with a recruiter, the second with the hiring manager, and the third with an on-site panel. It was a long-form interview where they asked technical questions and told me to show expertise on the subject matter.
Application Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesMarch 28, 2026I applied in-person. The process took three weeks. It was good. It was a case study where they give a detailed situation of a pre-sales situation where you have to catch nuanced details and translate them to your decision process.
