On my team, it still feels like a smaller company. Managers take into account everyone's suggestions, and there is a lot of collaboration.
Engineers are given a lot of ownership and responsibility. It's an excellent place to learn and grow from working with some very talented senior engineers.
I also can't imagine a better engineering/work culture; everyone is very positive and open. Arista employs genuinely good people.
Compensation can be a bit less than average for the talent of the engineers, and especially if you are in the wrong group. A lot of people leave after their initial stock offering is fully vested. Burnout in my group is common due to the pressing demands of product schedules, but I don't know if this is so common in other groups.
One onsite interview with a Chief Architect and the VP of Engineering. The interview focused on technical questions, including hands-on programming and debugging on a laptop. The interview questions tested your design skills and validated that you
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
The first round was onsite and consisted of standard questions: * Delete nodes of a specific value from a linked list. * Determine the size of a given structure on a 32-bit machine. * Debug a piece of code (it's recommended to read up on `argc` and
One onsite interview with a Chief Architect and the VP of Engineering. The interview focused on technical questions, including hands-on programming and debugging on a laptop. The interview questions tested your design skills and validated that you
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
The first round was onsite and consisted of standard questions: * Delete nodes of a specific value from a linked list. * Determine the size of a given structure on a 32-bit machine. * Debug a piece of code (it's recommended to read up on `argc` and