Senior Software Engineer
Senior Software Engineer
A great salary, benefits package, and bonus.
A good learning opportunity. You'll be challenged to learn a lot, fast.
A distributed team (most team members telecommuted 100%).
Smart, professional co-workers with a sense of humor.
A not-so-messy Perl codebase with lots of tests.
A mature Agile process, which helps teams function well.
Emphasis on documentation, so there are written procedures for doing some complex tasks.
New initiative to automate as much as possible (example: minimal manual QA).
Lunch-and-Learn sessions, in which a speaker gives a presentation during lunch.
- Too many communication tools (email, multiple flavors of IM, multiple ways of doing voice chat, video conferencing, screen shares, pair programming, message boards, wiki, Slack, etc.), which sometimes cause communication to go haywire.
Keep streamlining the organization. Improve communication within the organization and renew the commitment to keep people in the loop as much as possible.
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Senior Software Engineer
The interview process included: * A 2-hour HackerRank challenge. * A 1-hour technical phone interview. * A 1-hour coding session. * Four onsite video calls, two of which were face-to-face. These involved "what would you do in a situation" ty
Senior Software Engineer
My phone interview with a manager seemed like a corporate espionage attempt. He repeatedly asked for specific details of algorithms I developed at my previous employer. I mentioned the unethical nature of the question and stated that companies usuall
Senior Software Engineer
First, an online assessment. Once I passed that, I set up a four-hour Zoom interview with four people. After receiving a pass on the interview, I started package negotiation. There was an oral acceptance, then the offer letter was sent.
Senior Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMay 1, 2016The interview process included: * A 2-hour HackerRank challenge. * A 1-hour technical phone interview. * A 1-hour coding session. * Four onsite video calls, two of which were face-to-face. These involved "what would you do in a situation" ty
Senior Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2018My phone interview with a manager seemed like a corporate espionage attempt. He repeatedly asked for specific details of algorithms I developed at my previous employer. I mentioned the unethical nature of the question and stated that companies usuall
Senior Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2021First, an online assessment. Once I passed that, I set up a four-hour Zoom interview with four people. After receiving a pass on the interview, I started package negotiation. There was an oral acceptance, then the offer letter was sent.
