I’ve been at BrowserStack for a while now, and one thing that keeps me engaged is the strength of the product vision. The scale and impact of the product are impressive, and it creates space to get hands-on with complex challenges and fast-paced problem-solving.
I’ve had the opportunity to work across functions and see how different parts of the business come together. It’s not a place where you’ll be micromanaged; instead, you get ownership early on, which has really accelerated my learning.
Of course, with that pace, things can feel a bit intense at times, but if you're someone who learns by doing and enjoys building, there’s a lot to gain here.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Overall a mixed experience, initially the process seemed to be one of the best I have seen, but ultimately turned into a ghosting and time waste experience. Entire process is pretty exhaustive and they tes
It was quite a good interview experience as they asked us to develop a code and followed the interview on the basis of it, and it was quite a good team for recruiting with very helpful managers.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I connected recruiter on LinkedIn (as he was in 1st degree connection). He did screening and then scheduled 1st interview. The guy who was taking interview was also a tech lead and I don't know
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Overall a mixed experience, initially the process seemed to be one of the best I have seen, but ultimately turned into a ghosting and time waste experience. Entire process is pretty exhaustive and they tes
It was quite a good interview experience as they asked us to develop a code and followed the interview on the basis of it, and it was quite a good team for recruiting with very helpful managers.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I connected recruiter on LinkedIn (as he was in 1st degree connection). He did screening and then scheduled 1st interview. The guy who was taking interview was also a tech lead and I don't know