I feel truly enabled as an engineer working at Brex. The transparency, honesty, and support I get from a team of high-calibre engineers is something that is very hard to find. It's one of the best decisions I've made for my career, as I know I will have the learning opportunity to grow and create impact for Brex.
The interviewing process was arduous, especially the take-home exam. However, I'd take it any day over Leetcode questions. They really care about how you code and how you got to the solution, rather than if you can invert a BST.
Applied online and had a call with a recruiter. She talked about what Brex does, compensation, and the team size. She didn’t really ask much… but then scheduled the next round. Next round was a live coding interview on CodeSignal. Still waiting for
PREFACE: The interview process for each role (front-end, back-end, mobile) is very different. I completed the interview for the mobile role. 1. Take-home assignment: The recruiter mentioned it would take approximately 4 hours, but it took me around
Interview was supposed to start at the top of the hour, but the interviewer didn't call me until 8 minutes later. Not a good start. Was asked a LeetCode-style question. However, the interviewer presented the question extremely poorly (not in a clear
Applied online and had a call with a recruiter. She talked about what Brex does, compensation, and the team size. She didn’t really ask much… but then scheduled the next round. Next round was a live coding interview on CodeSignal. Still waiting for
PREFACE: The interview process for each role (front-end, back-end, mobile) is very different. I completed the interview for the mobile role. 1. Take-home assignment: The recruiter mentioned it would take approximately 4 hours, but it took me around
Interview was supposed to start at the top of the hour, but the interviewer didn't call me until 8 minutes later. Not a good start. Was asked a LeetCode-style question. However, the interviewer presented the question extremely poorly (not in a clear