Very nice and comfortable building. The company gives you all you need to work comfortably (laptop to work from home, ergonomic mouse, two big screens, etc.).
Lots of material and courses to learn new skills. Great pay.
Unlimited drinks and fruits. Cake every Friday.
Legacy code.
Some teams have little incentive to innovate and keep the codebase up to date.
Management can be heavy on certain teams.
Few activities for interns outside of summer.
Give more freedom to your engineers to experiment. Regularly clean the codebase and update the product with new technologies.
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. There are three rounds: * R1 - AI assisted codebase interview (small) * R2 - AI assisted codebase interview (large) * R3 - System Design Interview They threw you a codebase, small o
Got referred by a friend and invited to a 1st interview a month later. The 1st round was a phone interview where I was given a medium-level problem. Got rejected, though I solved it before 😭
Discussed CV and motivations for the role for the first 15 minutes. Then, asked a medium-level Leetcode question, talking through initial algorithm thoughts through comments before implementing. Interview lasted 1 hour.
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. There are three rounds: * R1 - AI assisted codebase interview (small) * R2 - AI assisted codebase interview (large) * R3 - System Design Interview They threw you a codebase, small o
Got referred by a friend and invited to a 1st interview a month later. The 1st round was a phone interview where I was given a medium-level problem. Got rejected, though I solved it before 😭
Discussed CV and motivations for the role for the first 15 minutes. Then, asked a medium-level Leetcode question, talking through initial algorithm thoughts through comments before implementing. Interview lasted 1 hour.