Great people and nice vibe in the office. Very good work-life balance.
Benefits are not as good as the rest of the industry in Israel. Some employees are just bad at their jobs, but they get promoted, which can be frustrating.
One round of discussion, about my previous background and explaining their projects. There were 3 people in the interview. Most of them are PhDs, so the questions focused on theoretical understanding instead of application. Many of them had a physics
3 interviews. 1st was a group interview + HR. 2nd was with the manager - logical and computational questions (with whiteboard). 3rd was with the department head - logical and computational questions (with whiteboard).
First round with HM was amazing, very nice guy. Went very deep into technical; I couldn't answer a few things, but he was very encouraging. At the end, I asked for feedback, and he gave me an honest answer. He basically covered the entire resume, a
One round of discussion, about my previous background and explaining their projects. There were 3 people in the interview. Most of them are PhDs, so the questions focused on theoretical understanding instead of application. Many of them had a physics
3 interviews. 1st was a group interview + HR. 2nd was with the manager - logical and computational questions (with whiteboard). 3rd was with the department head - logical and computational questions (with whiteboard).
First round with HM was amazing, very nice guy. Went very deep into technical; I couldn't answer a few things, but he was very encouraging. At the end, I asked for feedback, and he gave me an honest answer. He basically covered the entire resume, a