My manager at Braze was great, and the work-life balance was good.
It was a great environment to grow as a mid-level engineer, and the Dev Ops experience was pretty nice.
There is some annoying legacy code. For example, the frontend was a mishmash of Knockout and React, so navigating the codebase and migrating the code was sometimes frustrating.
Personally, I am not a fan of unlimited PTO.
I would have preferred accrued PTO.
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. We chatted for about 30 minutes and then sent a link to set up a technical phone screen for live coding. The phone screen started with an easy problem, checking a string for a certain pattern. Moved onto a
There is a technical round, a hiring manager screen, then a three-round onsite with system design and a debugging problem. The questions are not too LeetCode like but do have an algorithmic component. The technical people I spoke to were frankly not
Took about 2 weeks. Gave the result very fast. Very friendly. 1stly talked with Stuart (lead HR) and gave a phone screen interview after about 1.5 weeks. 2nd then had a phone interview with one of the developer. Didn't get to the next stage since t
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. We chatted for about 30 minutes and then sent a link to set up a technical phone screen for live coding. The phone screen started with an easy problem, checking a string for a certain pattern. Moved onto a
There is a technical round, a hiring manager screen, then a three-round onsite with system design and a debugging problem. The questions are not too LeetCode like but do have an algorithmic component. The technical people I spoke to were frankly not
Took about 2 weeks. Gave the result very fast. Very friendly. 1stly talked with Stuart (lead HR) and gave a phone screen interview after about 1.5 weeks. 2nd then had a phone interview with one of the developer. Didn't get to the next stage since t