If you feel the need to get a Big Name on your resume, like I did, you could hardly go wrong with this company.
There is an army of smart people working here.
Unfortunately, the business has accumulated incredible baggage around software development, and the byzantine terminal always yields less information than you would expect. It's a small wonder that any development takes place using those archaic systems.
Complexity kills. This has been recognized in building a newer version of the terminal, but the core of the complexity process is still out there. The only way is to expose more of the data API, so smaller companies will consume them.
Very professional. Interviewers were nice, helpful, and supportive. A pleasant interview in general. An interesting part is you can write code on the glass, which gives you the beautiful view of NYC. You can code on paper and your laptop too.
The first round was a phone interview. I was informed by HR that my interview would take place sometime the following week. It's a bit strange that even though I answered both questions asked, I didn't hear back after the interview, which lasted for
Multiple rounds, following LeetCode. I had a virtual interview process and closed all the rounds. The interview process was standard, with no trick questions up to that point. It leaned towards algorithms.
Very professional. Interviewers were nice, helpful, and supportive. A pleasant interview in general. An interesting part is you can write code on the glass, which gives you the beautiful view of NYC. You can code on paper and your laptop too.
The first round was a phone interview. I was informed by HR that my interview would take place sometime the following week. It's a bit strange that even though I answered both questions asked, I didn't hear back after the interview, which lasted for
Multiple rounds, following LeetCode. I had a virtual interview process and closed all the rounds. The interview process was standard, with no trick questions up to that point. It leaned towards algorithms.