Great culture.
Flat organization, no titles here; everybody is a software engineer. No need for iteration with non-tech people; even the CTO writes code here. No managers talking about things they don't really know.
Great office. Flexible hours. Work from home occasionally. Good work-life balance. All the regular perks.
Some internal administrative departments aren't local and need to be pushed to provide an answer. The bike-to-work scheme isn't in effect yet. No extra holidays. No clear bonus policy.
I submitted my application on the Arista careers section. I received a call from HR and was asked to come onsite for a face-to-face interview. During my face-to-face round, they handed over a laptop and asked me to fix a problem in the existing cod
I applied for the job at the career fair and received an email to schedule a technical interview. The interview was phone-SSH based. I was asked to SSH to a remote server at Arista. There was a list of interview questions, presented as folders cont
The entire process was very smooth. I had a very good experience with this company. After two rounds of phone interviews, they asked me to provide references. Hopefully, I will get an offer after that.
I submitted my application on the Arista careers section. I received a call from HR and was asked to come onsite for a face-to-face interview. During my face-to-face round, they handed over a laptop and asked me to fix a problem in the existing cod
I applied for the job at the career fair and received an email to schedule a technical interview. The interview was phone-SSH based. I was asked to SSH to a remote server at Arista. There was a list of interview questions, presented as folders cont
The entire process was very smooth. I had a very good experience with this company. After two rounds of phone interviews, they asked me to provide references. Hopefully, I will get an offer after that.