A great environment to work, including great food and facilities. People respect you and trust you with your work. You would feel accomplished and rewarded every day of work.
Expect a challenging workload and a challenging interview process. Also, there is no work-from-home policy, so you have to be at the office for most of the working hours.
Overall interview process was smooth, and the engineers there were really interesting to chat to. The number of interviews is a lot (6 of them), and my entire interview spanned a total of 3 months. Eventually, I finished all interview rounds and did
Worst interview experience. The process took around 2 months and consisted of four parts: * Phone screen * Onsite interview * Talk with VP and Hiring Manager * Talk with CTO I was under the impression that I would receive an offer after rou
I initially heard about the job from an email sent to a university student list. I followed up and was referred internally. I was sent a HackerRank challenge, which consisted of a straightforward programming task and a couple of machine learning qu
Overall interview process was smooth, and the engineers there were really interesting to chat to. The number of interviews is a lot (6 of them), and my entire interview spanned a total of 3 months. Eventually, I finished all interview rounds and did
Worst interview experience. The process took around 2 months and consisted of four parts: * Phone screen * Onsite interview * Talk with VP and Hiring Manager * Talk with CTO I was under the impression that I would receive an offer after rou
I initially heard about the job from an email sent to a university student list. I followed up and was referred internally. I was sent a HackerRank challenge, which consisted of a straightforward programming task and a couple of machine learning qu