Bloomberg isn't really a finance company; it's a technology company whose primary clients happen to be in the financial sector.
As such, it is the equivalent of Google or Facebook in its world.
For the software developer, it offers a chance to work on a large-scale, distributed system used by 300,000+ premium clients to help them make decisions within the financial markets.
This means solving problems of scalability and robustness on a scale which relatively few other companies, other than the ones already mentioned, may have to deal with.
The work environment is friendly and open, and the company is constantly working to refresh its technologies in order to advance its products.
Bloomberg has vast amounts of code in its system, and some of it is really old (Fortran 77 from the eighties or nineties).
Having to work with or around some of this code may put off some developers.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. Recruiter LinkedIn messaged me. We had a 30 min screening call. Followed by 3 technical rounds. * The first one was Leetcode- DP problem (Fibonacci number variation). * The second one was Cod
I interviewed with four different teams. All four had the same format: * Questions about my resume/experience * An interactive coding session using HackerRank * Time for me to ask the interviewer questions One of the teams had a prerequisite of a t