What distinguishes Arista is their focus on quality and on everyone "doing the right thing." This permeates the entire organization, from the executives, sales, and customer support to hardware and software engineering.
As an engineer, it's very rewarding to work at a company which places quality front-and-center, inspiring everyone to do their best and deliver the best products and services to customers.
The engineering team are a very smart bunch of people, and I've found everyone to be very dedicated and always willing to help and support each other.
There is a high level of build/test automation and very little "process" overhead, allowing engineers to focus more energy on developing quality and functionality.
There's quite a wide range of projects and technologies to work on, so there is plenty of interesting and challenging work to do. And of course, it's also nice to know that your work is deployed at some of the biggest "cloud titans" in the world.
The initial learning curve can be quite steep, though Arista does regularly run "prep" courses for new recruits. There is extensive documentation and video materials.
Keep doing what you are doing, and most importantly, strive to hold on to the culture as the organization grows.
I sent my resume to HR and received an interview one week later. The conversation was really nice. First, I was asked to write a simple function. Then, I was asked to choose some questions from categories such as Unix, C++, and Networking. The quest
I attended a local event at Arista workplace in Burnaby and met the recruiting team. I then connected with some members and forwarded my resume. I received a call from them within a week, and we scheduled an interview. My interview was not hard, bu
It was nice. Mostly questions on trees and computer science fundamentals were asked. It also asked about computer networks, as it is a networking company. They were offering 65,000 per month and a 50,000 relocation bonus.
I sent my resume to HR and received an interview one week later. The conversation was really nice. First, I was asked to write a simple function. Then, I was asked to choose some questions from categories such as Unix, C++, and Networking. The quest
I attended a local event at Arista workplace in Burnaby and met the recruiting team. I then connected with some members and forwarded my resume. I received a call from them within a week, and we scheduled an interview. My interview was not hard, bu
It was nice. Mostly questions on trees and computer science fundamentals were asked. It also asked about computer networks, as it is a networking company. They were offering 65,000 per month and a 50,000 relocation bonus.