Coworkers are down-to-earth, open, and friendly people to work with. Development is very self-driven, with room to cooperate with others. The age range and ethnicities of the people employed are fairly diverse. The hierarchy structure is flat (which I respect and see as a pro), and there is an almost start-up-like vibe here. Your experience may vary based on your team.
Hope the cafeteria can provide convenient meal options again after its closure during Covid.
I received the initial interview offer fairly quickly after submitting my resume at a career fair. The first technical interview was straightforward, presenting a medium-difficulty question. It required a solid understanding of the material, and the
This was for a new grad position. The process involved a phone screen with basic technical questions. This was followed by a phone interview coding test where you SSH into the interviewer's laptop and solve a few coding problems (around LeetCode eas
The interview is conducted over the phone. I need to access their remote server using SSH and answer prepared questions. The interview lasts for an hour. I also need to implement an algorithm using Java.
I received the initial interview offer fairly quickly after submitting my resume at a career fair. The first technical interview was straightforward, presenting a medium-difficulty question. It required a solid understanding of the material, and the
This was for a new grad position. The process involved a phone screen with basic technical questions. This was followed by a phone interview coding test where you SSH into the interviewer's laptop and solve a few coding problems (around LeetCode eas
The interview is conducted over the phone. I need to access their remote server using SSH and answer prepared questions. The interview lasts for an hour. I also need to implement an algorithm using Java.