Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
Good work culture. Very nice managers and colleagues.
Everyone is well-educated and helpful.
Salary is very low compared to competitors and the onsite location.
Not too challenging. Hire mostly engineers with PhDs or Master's degrees to do very simple tasks that don't require that much education, which makes it frustrating and quite frankly less exciting.
Job/Salary progression is very slow.
Higher salaries. More job levels and positions. Clearer career path.
HR screening followed by an interview with the hiring manager. Mostly just describing experience. The final interview was a presentation and about five interviews with engineers, architects, and the hiring manager, all on the same day. It was about
I got a call from a recruiting firm and scheduled the phone interview with the hiring manager. I received an email for an onsite interview within a couple of hours. The onsite interview was in Connecticut, and they flew me to JFK. Then, it was a ren
Got an interview through an employee referral. First, it was a phone interview that went on for about 40 minutes. It covered my resume and projects I've done. After a few weeks, I got called for an onsite interview. I was interviewed by 7 different p
HR screening followed by an interview with the hiring manager. Mostly just describing experience. The final interview was a presentation and about five interviews with engineers, architects, and the hiring manager, all on the same day. It was about
I got a call from a recruiting firm and scheduled the phone interview with the hiring manager. I received an email for an onsite interview within a couple of hours. The onsite interview was in Connecticut, and they flew me to JFK. Then, it was a ren
Got an interview through an employee referral. First, it was a phone interview that went on for about 40 minutes. It covered my resume and projects I've done. After a few weeks, I got called for an onsite interview. I was interviewed by 7 different p