Great Time at AppLovin
Great Time at AppLovin
AppLovin is a great place to work at, and I think it has a very bright future ahead.
There are a lot of interesting engineering challenges, opportunities to grow, and the team is really smart. I am learning something new every day.
Also, the catered food is awesome!
The office parking lot gets crowded on some days, but since I use company-sponsored Caltrain, it doesn't really bother me.
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AppLovin Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
The entire interview process was extremely well coordinated. It included a short call with a technical recruiter (Jen was extremely professional and organized). Then, I had a phone screen with the hiring manager. He asked me questions about Java and
Software Engineer
Phone call with hiring manager. Technical phone screen. 3 onsite interviews. 2 more onsite interviews (with hiring manager and VP of engineering). Technical questions weren't too difficult, and everyone was super nice!
Software Engineer
One of the interviewers was not prepared at all. It was obvious from the start of the interview that he had not even bothered to read my resume. Furthermore, I don't think he had a good technical grasp of how and where certain Java keywords can be u
Software Engineer
Palo Alto, California, United StatesMay 1, 2020The entire interview process was extremely well coordinated. It included a short call with a technical recruiter (Jen was extremely professional and organized). Then, I had a phone screen with the hiring manager. He asked me questions about Java and
Software Engineer
Palo Alto, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2018Phone call with hiring manager. Technical phone screen. 3 onsite interviews. 2 more onsite interviews (with hiring manager and VP of engineering). Technical questions weren't too difficult, and everyone was super nice!
Software Engineer
Palo Alto, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2015One of the interviewers was not prepared at all. It was obvious from the start of the interview that he had not even bothered to read my resume. Furthermore, I don't think he had a good technical grasp of how and where certain Java keywords can be u
