I worked as a software development intern with them for a summer.
My internship was the highest paying job I've had to date; granted, I am currently a grad student, so maybe that's not saying much.
While there, I was doing more advanced programming than I've ever done before, so that was a good learning experience.
In addition, the full-time employees around me were always more than willing to help when I needed it.
They have a great culture of helping each other out and working together.
People working on the same development teams are often working at different locations, across the globe. This requires a lot of conference call-style meetings that can be difficult to schedule due to time zone issues, or else long email chains.
Don't spread the company too thin.
I applied through on-campus placement. The first step was resume shortlisting, then there was an online exam on CodeSignal. Three medium-level questions were asked, followed by an interview and then an HR call.
The whole process takes 2 weeks. The first round is a phone interview, just talking about your background. The next round is an on-site interview with three managers. They will let you introduce your projects, write a piece of code, and discuss rel
One round of interviews with technical questions on DSA on-site. Friendly and helpful colleagues throughout the whole process. They really teach you how to approach DSA questions if you are stuck.
I applied through on-campus placement. The first step was resume shortlisting, then there was an online exam on CodeSignal. Three medium-level questions were asked, followed by an interview and then an HR call.
The whole process takes 2 weeks. The first round is a phone interview, just talking about your background. The next round is an on-site interview with three managers. They will let you introduce your projects, write a piece of code, and discuss rel
One round of interviews with technical questions on DSA on-site. Friendly and helpful colleagues throughout the whole process. They really teach you how to approach DSA questions if you are stuck.