Great opportunities to work on a product that millions of people use.
Canva is growing fast, so there is plenty of work to do.
Accelerated growth of your career, especially if you're new to the software industry.
Fun and challenging technical problems to tackle.
Lots of things to learn and a very newbie-friendly environment for new opportunities for self-improvement; a variety of tools and technologies used, and a strong emphasis on utilising and improving technical and communication skills.
Everyone around you is really smart, helpful, and accepting.
Newbie-friendly environment; a coach/buddy system allows you to maximise your potential.
Lots of fun events and meaningful activities to participate in, including charity work.
Remote-friendly working environment and flexible hours.
Keep vibin'.
First chat with a recruiter where they ask a few fundamental questions on Java. First proper interview round is called Computer Fundamentals. It is a 1-hour LeetCode problem. You are allowed (and encouraged) to use any language you are comfortable w
I was referred and received a first-round call from HR. However, as I haven't previously coded with Java, I wasn't considered in any capacity. There is no option to sit the entrance exam in a language you're familiar with. It's a little disappointin
I was referred by a friend at Canva. I had a nice, brief chat with someone from recruiting to make sure I had some technical background. After a few days, I had an online coding session, similar to a traditional Google Doc algorithm question asked b
First chat with a recruiter where they ask a few fundamental questions on Java. First proper interview round is called Computer Fundamentals. It is a 1-hour LeetCode problem. You are allowed (and encouraged) to use any language you are comfortable w
I was referred and received a first-round call from HR. However, as I haven't previously coded with Java, I wasn't considered in any capacity. There is no option to sit the entrance exam in a language you're familiar with. It's a little disappointin
I was referred by a friend at Canva. I had a nice, brief chat with someone from recruiting to make sure I had some technical background. After a few days, I had an online coding session, similar to a traditional Google Doc algorithm question asked b