Wonderful campus, great benefits, and nice people to work with.
The parking lot was pretty full before COVID, and this meant a lot of walking or taking the shuttle.
I applied via a campus recruiter, passed the first-round interview, and was invited for an on-site interview. To my best knowledge, everything went well, and I was shocked when, a couple of days later, I received a rejection email. I could not pinp
I applied through my university career fair and received a call for an on-site interview within a week. The interview included standard behavioral questions, such as explaining a technical concept to a non-technical person. There was also a technical
Applied Online. There were three types of interviews: Behavioral, Case Study, and Coding, all randomized. It seemed very easy. I answered all questions correctly but wasn't offered the role for some reason. I suspect my behavioral interviewer was s
I applied via a campus recruiter, passed the first-round interview, and was invited for an on-site interview. To my best knowledge, everything went well, and I was shocked when, a couple of days later, I received a rejection email. I could not pinp
I applied through my university career fair and received a call for an on-site interview within a week. The interview included standard behavioral questions, such as explaining a technical concept to a non-technical person. There was also a technical
Applied Online. There were three types of interviews: Behavioral, Case Study, and Coding, all randomized. It seemed very easy. I answered all questions correctly but wasn't offered the role for some reason. I suspect my behavioral interviewer was s