Excellent pay and benefits, relatively good work-life balance (depends on the team), and good executive staff. There are some very thoughtful, smart people on the engineering team, and everybody has been very welcoming so far.
Even with the current macroeconomic climate, I'm optimistic about where Brex is headed.
As an employee, no huge downsides so far. As a company, communication with customers has struggled lately. However, that hasn't hugely impacted my personal experience.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. * Recruiter call * Tech screen (multi-layered DSA + OOD/LLD question) * Onsite had three rounds. First was a debugging round. I was given a GitHub repo, which had a small code base (~500 lines
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. She was quite understanding and provided all the details I asked about. After a few days, I had my first recruiter call, where the position and the overall interview process were explained. Following that,
Accessible and with a YouTube video to indicate what the process will be like on the Brex Br channel. It's a different process due to the debugging interview, but it's quite fun. It's worth doing.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. * Recruiter call * Tech screen (multi-layered DSA + OOD/LLD question) * Onsite had three rounds. First was a debugging round. I was given a GitHub repo, which had a small code base (~500 lines
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn. She was quite understanding and provided all the details I asked about. After a few days, I had my first recruiter call, where the position and the overall interview process were explained. Following that,
Accessible and with a YouTube video to indicate what the process will be like on the Brex Br channel. It's a different process due to the debugging interview, but it's quite fun. It's worth doing.