Many smart and friendly people who are open to helping each other out. The culture is great. No pressure to overwork and the hours are standard from what I see around me.
A lot of in-house technologies were built long ago, so a lot of the design reasoning just 'is what it is'. Newer teams that aren't so much based around the Bloomberg Terminal get to use the newer, open-source, cutting-edge tech.
I applied and got an interview scheduled within two weeks. The first interview was a phone screen, which consisted of a resume review and then a coding assessment. After this, I received a virtual onsite interview that included a coding round, a sy
Phone interview: It's a standard LeetCode question. Onsite: * Algo similar to phone interview * System Design: Some questions related to real-time processing HR: Behavioral questions. Engineer Manager: Behavioral questions, but in a more technical
The interview was okay. He asked a couple of questions about my experience and also shared details about what is expected in the role. The question I was asked was a variation of the "number of islands" question.
I applied and got an interview scheduled within two weeks. The first interview was a phone screen, which consisted of a resume review and then a coding assessment. After this, I received a virtual onsite interview that included a coding round, a sy
Phone interview: It's a standard LeetCode question. Onsite: * Algo similar to phone interview * System Design: Some questions related to real-time processing HR: Behavioral questions. Engineer Manager: Behavioral questions, but in a more technical
The interview was okay. He asked a couple of questions about my experience and also shared details about what is expected in the role. The question I was asked was a variation of the "number of islands" question.