Great place for Type A people. Lots of freedom to carve your own path and make a difference.
CT can get boring, especially during COVID.
Difficult questions during the phone interview. I would recommend brushing up on electromechanical knowledge prior to the phone interview. There were multiple rounds of phone interviews before receiving an in-person interview opportunity. I applied u
The first stage will be a phone interview or campus interview, which basically tests understanding of concepts in C/C++. Next, there is an onsite interview, which is much more detailed and tests understanding of data structures and algorithms.
Phone screen, two technical interviews. Lots of things were rough in the process, and I think they are eliminating good candidates with their process. 1. The recruiters work through a randomly generated email system, so each reply comes from a diffe
Difficult questions during the phone interview. I would recommend brushing up on electromechanical knowledge prior to the phone interview. There were multiple rounds of phone interviews before receiving an in-person interview opportunity. I applied u
The first stage will be a phone interview or campus interview, which basically tests understanding of concepts in C/C++. Next, there is an onsite interview, which is much more detailed and tests understanding of data structures and algorithms.
Phone screen, two technical interviews. Lots of things were rough in the process, and I think they are eliminating good candidates with their process. 1. The recruiters work through a randomly generated email system, so each reply comes from a diffe