Paid relocation, good onboarding process, competitive compensation, and an immersive positive culture.
I haven't experienced much in the way of cons. Irvine is expensive, but other than that, I love it.
If you get a chance to go to the on-site interview, be prepared to have fun! Everyone is super nice and relaxed, so just focus on being yourself and everything will be great on that front. Make sure to study everything on the job requirements list
It was a 30-minute interview mixed with behavioral and technical questions. They started out with the typical behavioral questions. Then it started to get technical when they asked how you would approach a specific design with your goals. After that
The process took a little over a month. I applied online by reference and briefly spoke to a recruiter over the phone. She asked me general questions, including about my expected salary. A week went by, and then I was asked to do a phone interview.
If you get a chance to go to the on-site interview, be prepared to have fun! Everyone is super nice and relaxed, so just focus on being yourself and everything will be great on that front. Make sure to study everything on the job requirements list
It was a 30-minute interview mixed with behavioral and technical questions. They started out with the typical behavioral questions. Then it started to get technical when they asked how you would approach a specific design with your goals. After that
The process took a little over a month. I applied online by reference and briefly spoke to a recruiter over the phone. She asked me general questions, including about my expected salary. A week went by, and then I was asked to do a phone interview.