Great work-life balance, modern tech stacks.
A large company in a highly regulated field means work is slow to go to market. There's lots of red tape. If you like fast-paced development, you'll need to look elsewhere or work on an internal tool. Also, they are kinda obsessed with AWS and will make you get certified for them.
The interview was a ~3 hour process, all remote and with a ton of awesome people. The questions ranged from programming technical problems to questions about the deployment process. The rest of the interview focused on cultural questions to assess
Basically the exact same as what is said in other posts, but I'll reiterate because that's what I would have wanted. Applied online, it took 3 weeks from start to offer. After applying, I spoke with a recruiter and answered a couple of questions abo
First call with recruiter went smoothly. Next is a take-home assignment on HackerRank. The assignment is a project that includes technologies like Jersey, which is not actively developed lately. Considering other reviews on Glassdoor mention questi
The interview was a ~3 hour process, all remote and with a ton of awesome people. The questions ranged from programming technical problems to questions about the deployment process. The rest of the interview focused on cultural questions to assess
Basically the exact same as what is said in other posts, but I'll reiterate because that's what I would have wanted. Applied online, it took 3 weeks from start to offer. After applying, I spoke with a recruiter and answered a couple of questions abo
First call with recruiter went smoothly. Next is a take-home assignment on HackerRank. The assignment is a project that includes technologies like Jersey, which is not actively developed lately. Considering other reviews on Glassdoor mention questi