Friendly Team, Flat Hierarchy
Friendly Team, Flat Hierarchy
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.
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The phone interview consists of a programming exercise. You will need to log on to their server and complete a BT (Binary Tree) and linked list program. It should be easy. Onsite is again programming, and it seems the questions are standard. I regre
Software Engineer
A really positive experience through the whole process, which took 5 weeks from the first interview to the offer. The first interview was a technical phone interview where I remoted in via SSH to work with some files. There were a few C questions, b
Software Engineer
A 3-part interview consisting of a phone screen, followed by two back-to-back interviews with a manager and then a founder. The phone screen covered programming basics over a shared SSH screen session, including data structures, memory management, b
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesMay 1, 2012The phone interview consists of a programming exercise. You will need to log on to their server and complete a BT (Binary Tree) and linked list program. It should be easy. Onsite is again programming, and it seems the questions are standard. I regre
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2018A really positive experience through the whole process, which took 5 weeks from the first interview to the offer. The first interview was a technical phone interview where I remoted in via SSH to work with some files. There were a few C questions, b
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2011A 3-part interview consisting of a phone screen, followed by two back-to-back interviews with a manager and then a founder. The phone screen covered programming basics over a shared SSH screen session, including data structures, memory management, b
