A really great place to work
A really great place to work
Great people, high salaries, grown-up management, and a very flexible work-life balance, partially because of the remote policy.
There are communication challenges in different time zones. The company is in the middle stage between a startup and a big company.
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Senior Software Engineer
Smooth from start to finish. Everyone I spoke to, from recruiters to interviewers to engineering managers, was professional, engaged, and kind. My initial call with the recruiter was engaging yet concise. The technical screen was extremely practical
Senior Software Engineer
Overall, a good experience; the whole process was quite smooth. The recruiter was very friendly and responsive. The interview panels were very technical, passionate, and great to speak with. The questions were more practical than regular big compan
Senior Software Engineer
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
Senior Software Engineer
United StatesOctober 10, 2021Smooth from start to finish. Everyone I spoke to, from recruiters to interviewers to engineering managers, was professional, engaged, and kind. My initial call with the recruiter was engaging yet concise. The technical screen was extremely practical
Senior Software Engineer
United StatesDecember 9, 2020Overall, a good experience; the whole process was quite smooth. The recruiter was very friendly and responsive. The interview panels were very technical, passionate, and great to speak with. The questions were more practical than regular big compan
Senior Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaAugust 15, 2026I 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
