Overall, a good company
Overall, a good company
Good and smart people to work with.
Infra got many improvements in recent years.
Internal doc system is good and relatively easy to find the information.
Compensation policy is not very clear.
Benefits, such as medical plan and 401k match, are OK, but not very good.
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Software Engineer
Applied online, recruiter mailed next day. 1st round phone interview. 2nd round onsite. The phone interview was exactly what other interviewees have described. For the onsite, I wouldn't say the interview questions themselves were difficult, but it
Software Engineer
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
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
Santa Clara, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2016Applied online, recruiter mailed next day. 1st round phone interview. 2nd round onsite. The phone interview was exactly what other interviewees have described. For the onsite, I wouldn't say the interview questions themselves were difficult, but it
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesNovember 6, 2012The 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
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
